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.
…Yes, yes and of course yes, the comment was that this motif also runs through the literature of the period that Melville, Thoreau and many another have this concern. Well some of the minor literature like black beauty. Yes I don't know how anybody in…
…They are not quite so republican as the French. But in this kind of modern society more and more you must belong, as Thoreau said, wherever you may go men will seek you out and compel you to belong to their desperate company of oddfellows. And the…
…difficulty. People who try to abandon nationality get constantly deported from one place to another. You must belong to this thing. As Thoreau put it, however far into the forests you may go, men will pursue you and compel you to belong to their desperate…
…difficulty. People who try to abandon nationality get constantly deported from one place to another. You must belong to this thing. As Thoreau put it: however far into the forests you may go, men will pursue you and compel you to belong to their desperate…