hi di ho joe...
i had my days with alan watts donkey's years ago.. i learnt from him to be present in the here and now all those years ago... in theory everything is wonderful except when one practises that's when one gets into knots.. and it's not that easy peasy... ya know vot a mean?.. g/ evening from here at 6:00pm..merle Hiya, Merle, Alan is jake with me. He's just not a Zen guy, though he may have learned and mimicked a lot of the talk. Put any question you like, or mention anything that Watts has settled for you, or assured you of, Merle. You have my attention. I like our old Uncle Alan very much. I have not looked at his video; I've heard all the radio airings of Watts' audio-taped performances in my time. What's on your mind that you wanted to settle? G'day, --Joe PS Bird was not a kookaburra? "Kookaburra" was one of the first simple pieces I played on Cello, as a learning exercise (all in first-position, at the time). > Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote: > > 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
