791 Alan Watts - Sudden Enlightenment

Alan Watts _ Sudden Enlightenment _ The way to live. Description Alan Watts | Sudden Enlightenment | The way to live  Vivekananda Samiti, IIT Kanpur 244Likes 16,920Views 201624 Feb Vivekananda Samiti IIT Kanpur is privileged to share Alan Watts thoughts on Spiritual Awakening Lectures. About the speaker - Watts felt that absolute morality had nothing to do with the fundamental realization of one's deep spiritual identity. He advocated social rather than personal ethics. In his writings, Watts was increasingly concerned with ethics applied to relations between humanity and the natural environment and between governments and citizens. He wrote out of an appreciation of a racially and culturally diverse social landscape. He often said that he wished to act as a bridge between the ancient and the modern, between East and West, and between culture and nature. Watts led some tours for Westerners to the Buddhist temples of Japan. He also studied some movements from the traditional Chinese martial art T'ai chi ch'uan, with an Asian colleague, Al Chung-liang Huang