1974 - 1999

1974 - 1999

Alan Watts's son, Mark Watts, began the Electronic University to continue his father's work, and to realize his vision of a way of education through electronic media.

The Essence of Alan Watts. Celestial Arts, Ed. Mary Jane Watts, San Francisco, 1974 (also pub. as: The Essential Alan Watts, 1976)

Tao: The Watercourse Way. Ed. Al Huang. Pantheon, New York, 1975.

Uncarved Block, Unbleached Silk. A&W, New York, 1978. Om; Creative Meditations. Celestial Arts, Berkeley, 1979.

Play to Live. Ed. Mark Watts, And Books, South Bend, 1982.

Way of Liberation. Ed. Mark Watts, Weatherhill, New York, 1983.

Out of the Trap. Ed. Mark Watts, And Books, South Bend, 1985.

Diamond Web. Ed. Mark Watts, And Books, South Bend, 1986.

Philosophies of Asia. Ed. Mark Watts, Tuttle, Boston, 1995.

Tao of Philosophy. Ed. Mark Watts, Tuttle, Boston, 1995.

Buddhism; Religion of No-Religion. Ed. Mark Watts, Tuttle, Boston, 1995.

Myth and Religion. Ed. Mark Watts, Tuttle, Boston, 1996.

Taoism: Way Beyond Seeking. Ed. Mark Watts, Tuttle, Boston, 1997.

Culture of Counterculture. Ed. Mark Watts, Tuttle, Boston, 1998.

Zen and the Beat Way. Ed. Mark Watts, Tuttle Co., Boston, 1999.

Still the Mind. Eds. Mark Watts and Marc Allen, New World Library, Novato, 2000.

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I wonder, I wonder, what you would do if you had the power to dream at night any dream you wanted to dream. And you would of course be able to alter your time sense, and slip seventy-five years of subjective time into eight hours of sleep. You would I suppose start out by fulfilling all your wishes. You could design for yourself what would be the most ecstatic life: love affairs, banquets, dancing girls, wonderful journeys, gardens, and music beyond belief. And then after a couple of months of this sort of thing at seventy-five years a night, you’d be getting a little taste for something different, and you’d move over to an adventurous dimension, where there were certain dangers involved, and the thrill of dealing with dangers. And you could rescue princesses from dragons, and go on dangerous journeys, and eventually get into contests with enemies. And after you had done that for awhile, you’d think up a new wrinkle, to forget that you were dreaming, and think that is was all for real.

Essential Lecture Series by Alan Watts in MP3 Format

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This set includes all five of the six-CD sets of The Essential Lectures on CD in MP3 format.

Comparative Philosophy
Myth and Religion
Philosophies of Asia
Philosophy and Society
The Tao of Philosophy

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