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.
…for worse. And that is one of the basic paradoxes in which we all get tied up and it's been christened by the ethnologist Gregory Bateson the double bind. And we're always being tied up in this thing. And the first rule of this game is that it's not…
…projects going on in this part of the world. It's research into the communications aspect of psychiatry under the general direction of Gregory Bateson, and Dr Haley is as I said, one of his workers. The article then by Dr Haley is called the art of…
…so on. Now quite a long time ago, in one of these talks, I used an illustration of anxiety which I got from Gregory Bateson, and that was the electric Bell. An electric Bell is a mechanical anxiety because it vibrates, it wobbles it trembles and it's.…
…projects going on in this part of the world. It's research into the communications aspect of psychiatry under the general direction of Gregory Bateson, and Dr Haley is as I said, one of his workers. The article then by Dr Haley is called the art of…
…I went to in England and she used to sit beside you and hit your fingers with a pencil every time you made a wrong note. Gregory Bateson I think was taught piano. As a child in such a way, and he has a total block on reading music. I mean he's got…
…for worse. And that is one of the basic paradoxes in which we all get tied up and it's been christened by the ethnologist Gregory Bateson, the double bind. And we're always being tied up in this thing. And I gave you one right at the beginning when I…