Description
Alan Watts—one of the most influential and most accessible interpreters of Eastern philosophy for Western audiences—gathers in this collection of talks and essays some of his most essential meditations on the nature of the self, the relationship between consciousness and reality, and the practical application of Zen and Vedanta philosophy to the experience of everyday Western life. Written with his characteristic combination of wit, paradox, and genuine philosophical depth, this is essential reading for every person drawn to Watts's extraordinary capacity to make the most challenging ideas feel immediately experiential. An essential companion.
