godfathers..joe..ok calm down...
i did not know all the facts as you state them... i have some of watts books..and while i am here..i also have an original paperback of timothy leary's "high priest".. plus interesting newspapers from the counter culture from america in the 1960's early 70's.. flower power and all that jazz... i also have suzuki's stuff... so you don't go for alan..right..be it so... sorry i upset your equilibrium no harm done i trust and so it goes:... a tiny bird sits on a small stone outside my window here the tiny bird has flown away and i do not wonder where hallo i look again thetiny bird has returned.. i delight to see the tiny bird's freedom to fly merle Merle, He never sat, but walked. We mentioned here before that he had some kind of awakening looking into the family fireplace when he was 14. A wordsmith, and probably an Advaita Vedantist, he aped Prof. D.T. Suzuki, or tried to, and was not a Zen person himself. He claimed to be an Entertainer, and he was. His work was given some electricity by the Human Potential Movement, and this also gave a kick to his popularity at California places like the Esalen Institute. Do you want to echo some point he made, or something, Merle? You're on shaky ground. What might it be? --Joe > Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote: > > here you go group... > > let's get a second opinion on all this chattering about you is "right" and > who is "wrong".. > > who knows what and who knows not... > > we all respect allan watts don't we not? > > merle > > http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/zen-the-best-of-alan-watts/
