c/alan-watts
The largest collection of talks by Alan Watts — the British-American philosopher who made Eastern wisdom accessible through witty and profound teachings.
…one day he went to call on saint Peter and or perhaps saint Peter Didn't live then it may have been the archangel Gabriel and he unfortunately left the dictionary in a taxi which was waiting for him outside the archangel's apartment. At that moment the…
…and one of the angels called satan, otherwise known as Samael. The word El on the end of a name of an angel, like Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel and so on, means divine being, angel, attendant of the court of heaven. And the role of satan in the old…
…ages, god was making up a dictionary of all the words that would be used in language, and one day he visited the archangel Gabriel and they left the dictionary in the taxi. And while he was in with talking to Gabriel, the devil got into the taxi and…
…one day he visited the archangel Gabriel and they left the dictionary in the taxi. And while he was in with talking to Gabriel, the devil got into the taxi and wrote into the dictionary two words: ought and should. Well, as a result then of pretenses,…