Zen Buddhist philosopher Alan Watts explains the two myths that have governed how humans see the universe for over 2000 years – the Ceramic and the Fully Automatic models of reality. What is the third model that helps us see reality more clearly?
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Watts was explicit when he said that he found Buddhism interesting, but that he wasn’t a Buddhist.
Watts was explicit when he said that he found Buddhism interesting, but that he wasn’t a Buddhist.
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