
Join Alan Watts in season one of On Eastern Wisdom & Modern Life. His inaugural season introduces and begins to break down our understanding of what is and what could be.
CreatorAlan Watts

Man and Nature
Dec 31, 1959
Is it man against nature, nature against man or should they all work together?

Things and Thinks
Dec 31, 1959
Reexamine separateness and oneness with Watts' unique insight into how we view existence.

Time
Dec 31, 1959
Rethink how you view time and plan for what's next in this piece about the now.

The Void
Dec 31, 1959
Could there be freedom in emptiness and answers in absolution?

The Silent Mind
Dec 31, 1959
Examine the idea of quieting not just the external voice but that which fills the mind when silence awaits.

On Death
Dec 31, 1959
Explore the true definition of death as well as rebirth.

Recollection
Dec 31, 1959
Examine the idea of individualism and the challenges it presents.

Queries And Sources
Dec 31, 1959
If this series or subject fascinates you, take advantage of Watts sharing his resources.

Pain
Dec 31, 1959
Redefine what pain is and what it means for the living.

Nonsense
Dec 31, 1959
Explore life without the harsh definitions of purpose placed on modern life throughout the world.

On Being Vague
Dec 31, 1959
Could there be more kindness, a softening, in the world with more vague and less concrete approaches?

Law and Order
Dec 31, 1959
Explore where natural intellect and modern agreements meet.

Omnipotence
Dec 31, 1959
Come to a better understanding of creating and nurturing.

The Life of Zen
Dec 31, 1960
Take a brief glimpse into the conversations and joy between guru and apprentice.

Zen in Painting
Dec 31, 1960
Examine the most basic of maneuvers: a brushstroke.

Zen in Gardens and Architecture
Dec 31, 1960
Learn from his extensive experience in incorporating nature's elements in intentional design.

Zen In Fencing And Judo
Dec 31, 1960
Enjoy a fascinating glimpse into the history of these disciplines.

Buddhism And Christianity
Dec 31, 1960
Having come from both practices, Watts encourages a dialogue and exploration of unity.