
Still the Mind
An Introduction to Meditation
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Alan Watts
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Alan Watts
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Classic Alan Watts.
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Would you listen to Still the Mind again? Why?
The value of this audio title rests in the fact that Watts himself is recorded. Charming, revealing and empathetic, Watts is a brilliant speaker and his approach to understanding meditation is singular.What other book might you compare Still the Mind to and why?
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Watts makes the wisdom of the Vedas accessible to a modern, Western audience.Alan Watts is a loveable, accessible genius
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Alan W. Watts provides a unique way of explaining this kind of process. With a captivating voice and wise choosing of vocabulary he can show you much of what you've been missing this whole time.
Insightful.
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Funny, calming and only an hour long. A lot of wisdom
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-Intellectual Theologians side with God because he's the big boss in the sky, with the biggest battalions. What the hell are we supposed to do about that?
-Life is now. Right now. We are straining ourselves with a nervous, overwrought sense of self that is a misunderstanding of how we are supposed to actually be.
-the self is an illusion, thoughts that can only think about thinking are lost
-the quivering self is what we are deep down inside, and meditation brings understanding to assuage that self.
-our sense of identity doesn't take into account our hippocampus, or pineal gland, or our physical body at all
there's more gold in hear, great to hear.
another good one was that when we meditate we can observe thoughts just as if they were on the outside of ourselves. we are the watcher
One of the finest Alan Watts performances
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great read
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A good snack for the mind
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