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    Alan Watts

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    The largest collection of talks by Alan Watts — the British-American philosopher who made Eastern wisdom accessible through witty and profound teachings.

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    Shinran

    6 mentions across 6 talks in Alan Watts

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    Unserious Wisdom1 mention
    6:59

    …literal translation which doesn't at all convey the sense of this kind of personality: the myokonin. But the myokonin, a man like Shinran himself who founded the shin School of Buddhism in Japan, is a man who has in a way understood the profounder meaning…

    Diamond Way1 mention
    9:54

    …the pure land. It comes uh again the origins are always in India, but the Japanese, under the genius of honen and Shinran, who were Medieval Buddhist Saints, developed their own special variety of it. And this is a very strange religion. Why? Because it…

    Transcending Duality [Religion of No Religion]1 mention
    19:45

    …of the pure land. It comes again the origins are always in India, but the Japanese, under the genius of honen and Shinran, who were Medieval Buddhist Saints, developed their own special variety of it. And this is a very strange religion because it takes…

    Buddhist Mysticism [Early Radio Talks]1 mention
    7:01

    …literal translation which doesn't at all convey the sense of this kind of personality: the myokonin. But the myokonin, a man like Shinran himself who founded the shin School of Buddhism in Japan, is a man who has in a way understood the profounder meaning…

    Discussion of Buddhist Mysticism [Philosophy: East And West no. 12] (KPFA)1 mention
    6:56

    …literal translation which doesn't at all convey the sense. Of this kind of personality: the myokonin. But the myokonin, a man like Shinran himself who founded the shin School of Buddhism in Japan, is a man who has in a way understood the profounder…

    Diamond Web [Religion of No Religion]1 mention
    11:01

    …of the pure land. It comes again the origins are always in India, but the Japanese, under the genius of honen and Shinran, who were Medieval Buddhist Saints, developed their own special variety of it. And this is a very strange religion because it takes…