“The Upanishads refer to this as the path of the razor's edge. So in this way, if I use an idea at all, it is for the sake of counteracting an idea that is current.” — Alan Watts, The Future

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“If the world is dramatic, if the world, as the Hindus say, is a big act put on by the Divine Self, one of the rules of coming on stage is that you don’t come on as yourself. You come on as the part that you’re going to play. It’s very bad form if an actor always acts the same way. That’s what’s called a star as distinct from an actor. A real actor can become anything. And so in private life, well, he’s just Mr. Jones. But he doesn’t come on the stage that way. So in the same way, if you know that behind the scenes, in the depth, fundamentally, you are IT, you don’t come on that way. IT always comes on as something else. That’s the rule of the stage. Because without that, there wouldn’t be a play. There would only be reality. No illusion. And the whole point of life is illusion. From the word Latin, ludere, to play. Showbiz. The show must go on, so don’t give it away. But truth has a way of leaking. It gets out.” — Alan Watts, Spiritual Alchemy

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“The Buddha explained that his doctrine, his method, was a raft.” – Alan Watts, The Middle Way

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“The ad men have persuaded you that if you could get this kind of car, this kind of yacht, this kind of house, this kind of scene, whatever it may be, you should. That’s the thing in life. That’s what’s important. And it doesn’t make people happy at all. And then they wonder why it doesn’t, and feel cheated. And they have to go to psychoanalysts, and churches, and things like that, to be persuaded that it’s coming sometime. Somehow, the thing that is always seems to be missing. And there’s nothing missing at all. Except, I mean, supposing you’re absolutely starved, and you just don’t have the normal flow of energy through your organism. Then, of course, you need food. Or if you’re freezing, you need shelter. But in the ordinary way, when you are fed and sheltered, there isn’t anything missing. It’s all here. But nobody is here to see it. Everybody is wandering after something else in the distance.” — Alan Watts, Ecological Awarness

“When you look at patterns on the foam of the breaking waves on the seashore, and you look at the outlines of mountains, and the grain in wood, and the markings on marble, you notice that it never makes an aesthetic mistake. Never.” — Alan Watts, Four Ways to the Center