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The critically acclaimed novelist and social critic Aldous Huxley, describes his personal experimentation with the drug mescaline and explores the nature of visionary experience. The title of this classic comes from William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell: "If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things through narrow chinks of his cavern."
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Publisher's Summary
Life is the ultimate game of hide and seek... and the good news is that you're it! With the combination of playful irreverence and penetrating insight that made him a legend in Western philosophy, Alan Watts investigates the surprisingly liberating concept of "the universe as play" found at the heart of Hinduism, Zen, and other wisdom traditions.
Carefully selected by his son and archivist Mark Watts, You're It: On Hiding, Seeking, and Being Found features more than 10 hours of newly restored historic talks from the "spiritual entertainer" who helped define Eastern thought to audiences in the West. Here is a rare chance for listeners to experience the enduring brilliance of one of the greatest spiritual voices of the 20th century.
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- Pedro
- 17-03-2016
Must have for any serious seeker
Absolutely love Alan Watts' work and this book has been a revelation for me. His philosophy has been instrumental in helping to discern what is
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- James
- Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- 30-01-2015
A culmination of his recorded lectures
I love Alan Watts and 12 hours of his recorded lectures are a great way to pass the time, broaden your perception of reality and submit to the great no thing. As well as an insightful overview of many eastern philosophies.
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- Andrep1272
- Ainslie, Australia
- 01-01-2015
A collection of thought provoking lectures
I have enjoyed listening to this audio time and time again (I think I've played it 16 times, and always hear something different/new). While there are some issues you may not agree with there is plenty to "wake you up".
Alan Watts's lectures are as relevant today as they were in the 70's.
Delivered with his odd sense of humour, you can not take away (and feel) the deep moments through the lectures. His depth and passion are evident throughout.
A true brilliant and mind changing collection of lectures.
The best purchase in decades.
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- Joshua Lawes
- Brisbane, Queensland
- 07-11-2019
Duplicate Content
This is excellent. It’s just that there is a lot of duplicated content with Out of Your Mind.
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- blackiematt
- 26-07-2019
Fantastic - life-changing
You just need to rewind and listen to it over and over again so you keep getting reminded to stop taking yourself and everything else seriously 🌅🙏
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- Amazon Customer
- 24-06-2019
Watts up?
A review has to have at least fifteen words. This sentence provides the remaining six.
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- Anonymous User
- 16-05-2019
The man, the myth, the legend
It's great to delve into the intelligent and deep mind of Alan Watts. It's like you are sitting in a room with him. These talks will leave you seeing yourself and the world in a more profound way.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-11-2018
Simplicity at its finest & easy to understand
Alan doesn't preach, he just explains what is; all that is left is to understand.
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- Luis A. Alvarez Vivancos
- London
- 09-07-2018
The lecturer of lecturers... Alan Watts
The lecturer of lecturers... Alan Watts. A brilliant mind never tires the listener, thanks Mr. Watts
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- Clayton Gundayulla
- 04-04-2018
Brilliant
The guy is a genius, there’s really nothing else to say. Other than he’s a genius . Was.
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- Rich S.
- 02-12-2011
All the Watts you'll ever need
This series of lectures is a comprehensive compilation of Watts teaching on Buddhism, Zen, Hinduism and Taoism. Plus there is also the humor of his one-of-a-kind philosophy based on years of studying the Eastern religions and philosophy. As an Anglican Priest he also has great insights into Christianity. Once you've listened to this you've got everything Watts had to give. Although like me, you may find yourself drawn to rehearing these humorous and insightful talks over and over again.
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- Rajesh
- 26-12-2010
Excellent!
I had never heard of Alan Watts. I've heard many other philosophers like Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra and others explain eastern/western spirituality, but the way Alan Watts explains it is very easy to understand and profound. I would have to say this is one I'll listen to several times.
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- Grant
- 12-01-2013
My thinking was provoked.
Alan Watts died 11 years after I was born, and I had not been exposed to his work until now. And I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed this recording of his discussions. It made me think. It made me laugh. It confirmed some of my deepest held convictions and dispelled a few misconceptions, especially my opinions, which apparently were not well formed and insufficiently researched, of Zen Buddhism and Hinduism. This collection of Watts speaking before small groups of people some time in the late 60s or early 70s is poorly recorded and often long, but it felt perfectly captured and all-too-short to my ears.
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- Doc S. Hodges
- 09-05-2011
A life changing look at ancient philosophy
I've listened to Alan Watt's for years but this collection is unique. Over several recorded talks he ties keys themes of the great faiths into a common liberating thread. No particular religious point of view is needed and neither are they demeaned. Like so many profound ideas, you may not get it on the first pass but after hearing it from more than one point of view it becomes clearer than ever.
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- David
- 02-08-2012
Alan Watts is groovey.
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Just discovered him, so I guess that makes me late to the party. Better late than never.
Makes complex ideas digestible and interesting. One of the few authors I would listen to a book and then listen to it again immediately.
Any additional comments?
Currently reading The Wisdom of Insecurity. Another treasure trove of insights.
9 of 9 people found this review helpful
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- Kelly-Ann Denton
- 04-08-2010
brilliant
This man is a genius. The audiobook is perfect for people who are tired of the "spin" associated with spirituality and want to deepen their understanding of the possibilities & philosophies of the human condition.
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- Amazon Customer
- 26-09-2011
The perfect audio for those who love to think
So many people out there like to present thoughts and ideas in a way that gives you the answer.....The answer from their perspective. Alan Watts, in "You're It!" presents thoughts, ideas and perspectives that encourage you to think for yourself. He does not tell you what to do, or how to do it....He allows you to arrive at that on your own. What you do with it is up to you.
Alan Watts does not speak "like" anything....He is an intellectual (An intellectual is a person who uses intelligence (thought and reason) and critical or analytical reasoning in either a professional or a personal capacity.) and if this sort of thing bores you....Well, listen to it three more times.
I find that I randomly select a chapter and listen for a bit every day.....It's that good.
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- Greg
- 18-01-2012
This book will transform your life!
Alan Watts is a man of immense intelligent. The most brilliant man who ever lived! He is a master at painting concepts & ideas with words. His words have the power to shatter your world into million pieces. His wisdom is from another realm, since he has tapped into that infinite intelligence and he can speak from that space. If you truly give this book a chance you will be transformed by it. You will know the truth as he knows it, this truth will be directly experienced by you, it won't be just another idea, believe system, philosophy or thought swimming in your mind, but you will directly know this truth to be self evident and you will be liberated. Know this then "What you take to be the thinker ...of the thought....is just one of the thoughts." :) Tat Tvam Asi
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- Javier Chavez
- 20-10-2016
Though repetitive, essential Watts
Watts does repeat himself about the yin and yang of life at times but it correlates to what he talks about in that specific lecture. Nevertheless, this lecture runs deep into a beautiful view of the world and the individual. It fits well with "Out of Your Mind." I recommend OYM first then this one. Both are equally interesting that touch different topics. Highly recommended!
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- Scott
- 29-01-2014
Should be required reading for high school
While you won't be in agreement with everything Alan Watts says, nor find all of his topics compelling, you're bound to find new perspectives in this book. Even if you've studied Hinduism, Buddhism, and contemporary philosophy, you're bound to learn something significant about these topics from Alan Watts. Maybe you'll emerge from listening to this book a bit more enlightened, a bit more tolerant, and a bit wiser. I feel as though I did.
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- Sam L.
- 07-01-2015
Watts' words chime like a bell, inexplicably clear
The experience of hearing somebody talk has never been so fruitful. Watts' clarity and spirit resonate with wonderful energy, reverence an humour.
I listened to the entire 12 hours over the course of a week. I am now about to start listening all over again. The intellect of the man is unrivalled in its expression through the spoken word.
For many years I have been loath to think of the spiritual, due to an association with the seemingly flimsy concepts of the main theistic religions.
It is sometimes tempting to dichotomise a view of the world into scientific or spiritual terms - Alan Watts' genius is in his unrelenting, logical and passionate questioning of all preconceptions, which reveals to us that all our ideologies and rationalities are founded upon ultimately fallible principles.
His philosophical rigour is formidable, but his spirit playful. I think that listening to this audiobook would, to varying degrees, irrevocably alter anybody's world view. A gift.
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- Amazon Customer
- 22-08-2014
Strange audiobook
Where does You're It! rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Anything with Alan Watts name on is gong to be enigmatic and motivating. His form of pragmatic spiritualism is great for western listeners as he's mediating between his understanding of eastern philosophy/spiritualism and western culture. This book is not really a book, it's a recording of some his lectures in America. The audio quality is not great - imagine watching lecture video filmed from the middle row. But his content is great and hearing the audience and the way he works with them is as intriguing an experience as reading some high minded literature. It makes you wonder how much his charisma was a cause for his popularity as we're his ideas.Not your regular audiobook and requires some dedicated listening - I tend to dip in and out every few weeks - I enjoy it every time.
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- Nicola Drayton
- 07-07-2014
You really are your own God.
If you could sum up You're It! in three words, what would they be?
This is a clearly illustrated ancient message, put across in excellent audio format.
What other book might you compare You're It! to, and why?
I compare this to the likes of David Hawkins, for its depth, intelligence, and educational value.
What does the narrator bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
Alan Watts is a superb, charismatic performer, who brings passion, enthusiasm and most of all a down to earth feel about it.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
I listened to it a bit at a time because of its educational purpose.
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Alan Watts was a talented educator, who knew his subject extremely well.
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- Anonymous User
- 16-06-2018
Beautiful, simple, and self empowering
Chose this as my first free audiobook, what an incredible investment.. having already listened to a few of Alan's lectures through youtube, I was fully aware of I what I was getting here, and was not disappointed.
An insightful, useful and inspiring book, delivered with perfect pacing, making it easy to digest. Read with humour and true passion.
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- Mrs
- 13-04-2013
amazing
This book is exceptional. You can learn and understand so much from listening to this very clever, funny man. I would rate it with ten stars if I could.
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- Akos
- 06-11-2013
Best philosophy book
If you could sum up You're It! in three words, what would they be?
Simple, fun, understandable
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Allan Watts talks about philosophy in a fun, practical way which is easy to understand and to translate/use in everyday life. Highly recommended!
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- Stuart
- 24-02-2013
If you have a hole in your life, get this.
Alan Watts is the real deal. He left the world with a lot of audio & video material for us enjoy, long before we had YouTube. Yet his work has stood the test of time, and is a bit of a YouTube star,
You will not be disappointed with this audio collection. Lots for you to contemplate on, and plenty of laughs, and stories along the way, to help you understand what he is talking about.
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- paul mears
- 20-10-2018
very comprehensive
covered all the angles Very good book Well delivered
Loved it
Deep Funny Thought Provoking
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- Andres
- 17-10-2018
Alan Watts has a well deserved reput.
Great anthology of seminars with little repitition of content. A volume of reference sessions to return to.
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- S.Y. Salacia
- 19-09-2018
Amazing insight on how to ace daily life!
Astounding vision and creativity of explanation... a million thanks for leading the way... an absolute must read!
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