Basing his ideas on sensory perception and physical experience, Alan Watts makes a compelling argument that everythin...

Alan Watts was concerned with the way we trap ourselves in words. He considered it unfortunate that we separate the "...

As Alan Watts explains, "A person who thinks all the time has nothing to think about except thoughts and loses touch ...

To many of us the image of God as a gray-bearded omnipotent and omnipresent supreme being has become implausible, yet...

Alan Watts further explores the Hindu dramatic view of the universe, in which God plays all of the parts - all the wh...

Here Alan Watts points out that our insistence that the past determines the present is nonsensical.

Alan Watts swirls an orange on a string and shoots an arrow high into the air before explaining why the art of living...

Alan Watts comments on the circle of life and our response to the surprising event of being born in the first place.

Alan Watts speaks on our fascination with reproduction through media, and on the far out notion that human beings may...

After talking about growing up near London, Alan Watts demonstrates a variety of cultural garb and points out how eac...

Alan Watts speaks about our most repressed sense. Here he introduces viewers to the intricacies of incense in front o...

While walking in a field above Muir Woods, Alan Watts points to humankind's attempts to straighten out a wiggly world...