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.
…and he fell to the floor and running around on all he said and the tiger seemed to look at him and answer him. Ryokan again shouted, and the tiger seemed to answer and appeared to be going to approach him. And ryokan, getting a great deal of fun…
…up on top of the pole. Many hundred times did he struggle to accomplish this feat. And after some time the messenger returned. Ryokan was so engrossed in his play that he felt annoyed at this interruption and did not pay any attention to his visitor.…
…me and has ordered me to ask you to take back the letter you wrote before and give me your real answer. Please do so. Ryokan then had pity on the intruder and opened the letter he had written only a short time before and what was his Surprise? When…
…crying for help. Oh wait a moment my boy he said I'll help you down and then I'll pick some of the fruit for you. Ryokan brought the boy safely to the ground and then began to pick the coveted fruit. He plucked one persimmon and was about to hand it…
…how sweet. Meanwhile the boy was waiting with the open mouth at the foot of the tree growing more desperate every moment. Ryokan lost in rapture over the persimmons had entirely forgotten him. Only when the boy shouted out did ryokan come to himself. Oh…
…temptation. The host said: that's perfectly all right don't worry about it at all please. He removed the sheet, try another one. Ryokan also loved to play with children. All crazy people do because you can get away with things with children that you can't…
…on all fours, he growled at the tiger in the picture, he said, and the tiger seemed to look at him and answer him. Ryokan again shouted and the tiger seemed to answer and appeared to be going to approach him. And ryokan, getting a great deal of fun…
…up on top of the pole. Many hundred times did he struggle to accomplish this feat. And after some time the messenger returned. Ryokan was so engrossed in his play that he felt annoyed at this interruption and did not pay any attention to his visitor.…
…me and has ordered me to ask you to take back the letter you wrote before and give me your real answer please do so. Ryokan then had pity on the intruder and opened the letter he had written only a short time before and what was his Surprise when he…
…crying for help. Oh wait a moment my boy he said I'll help you down and then I'll pick some of the fruit for you. Ryokan brought the boy safely to the ground and then began to pick the coveted fruit. He plucked one persimmon and was about to hand it…
…how sweet. Meanwhile the boy was waiting with an open mouth at the foot of the tree growing more desperate every moment. Ryokan, lost in rapture over the persimmons had entirely forgotten him. Only when the boy shouted out did ryokan come to himself. Oh…
…temptation. The host said: that's perfectly all right, don't worry about it at all please. He removed the sheet. Try another one. Ryokan also loved to play with children. All crazy people do because you can get away with things with children that you…
…on all fours, he growled at the tiger in the picture he said, and the tiger seemed to look at him and answer him. Ryokan again shouted and the tiger seemed to answer and appeared to be going to approach him. And ryokan, getting a great deal of fun…
…up on top of the pole. Many hundred times did he struggle to accomplish this feat. And after some time the messenger returned. Ryokan was so engrossed in his play that he felt annoyed at this interruption and did not pay any attention to his visitor.…
…me and has ordered me to ask you to take back the letter you wrote before and give me your real answer. Please do so. Ryokan then had pity on the intruder and opened the letter he had written only a short time before and what was his Surprise when…
…crying for help. Oh wait a moment my boy he said I'll help you down and then I'll pick some of the fruit for you. Ryokan brought the boy safely to the ground and then began to pick the coveted fruit. He plucked one persimmon and was about to hand it…