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Explore "DAO" with insightful episodes like "#120 June Holderith - The Role of Communication and Marketing in web3", "Ep. 28 – Limits of Language", "Ep. 27 – Love Of Waters", "Ep. 26 – Relevance of Eastern Philosophy" and "Vom NFT Drop zur Whitelabel Plattform und Movieshots Nosferatu Drop - Halloween Special Edition" from podcasts like ""NFT & web3 Insider Podcast", "Alan Watts Being in the Way", "Alan Watts Being in the Way", "Alan Watts Being in the Way" and "NFT & web3 Insider Podcast"" and more!
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Ep. 28 – Limits of Language
Taking a trip through the constructs of form and labeling, Alan Watts philosophizes about the limits of language.
This series is brought to you by the Alan Watts Organization and Ram Dass’ Love Serve Remember Foundation. Visit play.alanwatts.org for full talks from Alan Watts.
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This time on Being in the Way, Alan Watts philosophizes about:
- Unexamined systems of belief underneath language
- Ideas that are built into our common sense
- The substance of form, pattern, and organization
- The profound mystery of matter
- Limitations in trying to use language to define the ineffable
- ‘Matter’ as a root word for many things
- Chinese views of nature
- Why verbs do not necessarily need subjects
- Being at peace with ourselves in a world of form
- Recognizing the universe as a process
“When we divide the world into operations and agents, doers and doings, then we ask such silly questions as ‘who knows, who does it, what does it?’ When the what that is supposed to do it is the same as the doing. You could very easily see that the whole process of the universe may be understood as process, nobody is doing it.” – Alan Watts
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Ep. 27 – Love Of Waters
In celebration of the waters that bring life to all things, Alan Watts reflects on the separation between human civilization and the natural world.
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In this unique and experimental recording, Alan Watts discusses:
- The beauty of life on the waters in Sausalito, California
- The rhythms of nature
- Time and timelessness
- The transformation of one form into another
- The separation of man from the natural world
- Objecting and Objectifying the world
- Identity and being able to know knowing
- The spacious environment of the ocean
“Although the rhythm of the waves beats a kind of time, it’s not clock or calendar time, it has no urgency. It’s timeless time, because I know I am listening to a rhythm which has been just the same for millions of years.” – Alan Watts
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Ep. 26 – Relevance of Eastern Philosophy
Using wisdom from Eastern philosophies, Alan Watts explains why Westerners should let go of any preconceived notions of God.
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This Alan Watts lecture features a discussion on:
- Comparative studies on religion
- The absurdity of Christian imperialism
- Superiority and lack of faith
- The difference between faith and belief
- Blasphemy and those who claim to be God
- The political image of God in the west
- The ceramic model of the universe (material and form)
- Hindu mythology and drama
- Self-discovery of supreme reality
- The meaning of Maya
- Punitive reasons why people say that God is dead
- Fixed notions of God as idolatry
- Contemplative prayer and letting go of our ideas of God
- Existence as relationship
- Buddhist vows versus western obedience
- Looking beyond the skin-encapsulated ego
“It must be understood that the crux of the Hindu and Buddhist disciplines is an experience, not a theory, not a belief.” – Alan Watts
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Ep. 25 – Religion and Sexuality
Bringing awareness to ecstatic grace, Alan Watts enlightens us on the sexual archetypes formed by religion.
Two cultural icons. Two unique perspectives... One understanding of the presence of the way.
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In this recording, Alan Watts lectures on:
- Baptism, confirmation, and religious initiation
- Masturbation and other supposedly sinful behaviors
- Defiance and wickedness
- The material world and sexuality
- The Semitic vs. Greek perspective on sex
- Sexual energy for reproduction rather than pleasure
- The fall in the Garden of Eden
- The institution of marriage
- Women throughout western literature
- Love and the illogical promises we make
- Prudism and extreme monogamy
- Subtle eroticism in the Victorian era
- How repression may lead to being overcame
- Libido as a fundamental reality
- Sexuality in religious iconography
- The function of sexual play beyond utilitarianism
- Sex as a sacramental expression of love
- Seeing the divine aspect in a lover
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“The function of sexual play is not merely the survival and utilitarian function of reproducing the species as it is among animals to a very large extent. What peculiarly distinguishes human sexuality is that it brings the partners closer and closer to each other in an intense state of united feeling. In other words, it is a sacrament, the outward invisible sign of an inward and spiritual grace, bringing about love.” – Alan Watts
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Ep. 24 – Myth of Myself
This time on the Being in the Way Podcast, Alan Watts delves into questions of identity, purpose and buying into the ‘Myth of Myself’.
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In this episode, Alan Watts explores:
- The question of our own identity and our place in the world
- Myths of the self handed down through history
- Viewing ourselves and the world with a “floodlight consciousness” – rather than the narrow “spotlight consciousness” we are taught to see the world through
- How we are not born into this world, but grow out of it – “In the same way an apple tree apples, the Earth peoples.”
“The most fascinating problem in the world is who am I? What do you feel when you say the word I? I myself?
This problem has fascinated me for many years. Most Western people locate their ego inside their heads. This is the ordinary average conception of what is oneself.” – Alan Watts
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Ep. 23 – Out of the Trap Pt. 2
Picking up from our last episode, Alan elucidates faith versus belief, and how our individual existence is connected with the totality of the universe.
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From his houseboat in Sausalito, CA, Alan Watts explores:
- The two great myths which underly our Western sense of identity: the Judeo-Christian myth of an overly intelligent universe founded by a cosmic king; and the material myth of a universe which is mechanical, un-intelligent, and empty
- The problem of “believing” in God, versus the real attitude of faith which is being open to whatever reality is
- Finding out who we are beyond social institutions like time, money, value, language, and survival
- How you as an individual implies by your existence everything else in the universe
“The problem about believing in God, incidentally, is that believing is the wrong attitude. Believing is a form of mistrust, because it’s saying, ‘I fervently wish that you exist, and if you don’t, I don’t know what to do with myself.’ The real attitude of faith is not believing, but simply being open to whatever reality is, and to say you don’t know.” – Alan Watts
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