Alan Watts - The frustration with Desire

[@adityavv96]

2:30 GOLD

[@Creat1veCreature]

😂😂😂😂

[@serhatgul5256]

That lecture is obviously the best of him

[@kantrellebradford1284]

Can't believe I've never heard this one!

[@Justice.Gamingtv]

This is my guy right here ! Glad to see you dig it too

[@Ms_Scharfenort]

Alan was / is cool!

[@Justice.Gamingtv]

@@Ms_Scharfenort you say was ??? Oh - when did he depart

[@Ms_Scharfenort]

@@Justice.Gamingtv 16 November 1973 (aged 58) Marin County, California, U.S.

[@Justice.Gamingtv]

@@Ms_Scharfenort thank you for that 💯

[@zenstoriesandmore5393]

he dint answered anything. hes just goes on talking without any point.. pure nonesense😂😂@@Justice.Gamingtv

[@wadeparker8695]

Where are you walking, it’s beautiful!!

[@user-2x5s-r5x6]

Selva di Val Gardena, South Tyrol, Italy maps.app.goo.gl/S3Qzqucoea6xwBTS9?g_st=ic

[@user-2x5s-r5x6]

Selva di Val Gardena, South Tyrol, Italy

[@BoycottTaxes]

13:18 Un premeditated spontaneous behavior 🎉

[@JudyJean-j2]

Looks like Estes Park, CO. ?

[@itsPatrick909]

What is the full lecture of this talk pls ?

[@Ms_Scharfenort]

Just look for Alan's (full) lecture on Buddhism on KZbin for example. This excerpt is specifically from his lecture on Buddhism titled 'Thusness'.

[@mikehennessy6766]

What town is that in the video. Looks nice

[@Syssn3ck]

Hey, I looked it up: Selva di Val Gardena - South Tyrol in Italy.

[@user-2x5s-r5x6]

4:32 Hotel Europa. Location: maps.app.goo.gl/x9mEodEzoWTt3zb37?g_st=ic

[@Raimonds-x1j]

You got all wrong again just switch to music and stop your priced up meaningless belief it’s just internet that all use

[@zenstoriesandmore5393]

he dint answered anything. hes just goes on talking without any point.. pure nonesense😂😂

[@juanm79]

You got the point!

[@realMG420]

You’ve almost got it!

[@chillrick2602]

You seem to be learning the frustration with desire; your desire being for him answer your question.

[@zenstoriesandmore5393]

he didnt answere anything. he just goes on talking nonesense@@chillrick2602

[@anthonytan582]

I love mountainbiking

[@yarlkymcfirblatherington9879]

He was such an academic. I think he leaned on his knowledge too much. It's possible to explain truths without cross referencing through compatitive religions. Krishnamurti was very adept at this,more concise and clearer on the human condition and the pitfalls of thought.

[@Rkuuyam]

We all have teachers that we need, at the right time.