The Holographic Web

Uncovering Our Hidden Connections to the Universe

By: Alan Watts

Narrated by: Alan Watts

Have you ever seen an inch or touched an hour? In The Holographic Web, Alan Watts reveals how our idea of the "self" is no more than these abstract concepts - and how to untrain ourselves from thier limitations. Join this self-proclaimed "spiritual entertainer" for an intriguing investigation of the nature of consciousness.

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Stop, look and think . . . a different perspective

I'm not sure what this lecture or speech is from, there was no reference information. There was background noise that was distracting - like water running out of a tap at times, moving noises, maybe some clattering type of noise like plates.

There are longer Youtube videos of Alan Watts with better sound quality with better context. This seems to be an extract of a longer talk.

However, this extract is meaningful. There are some interesting reflections and ideas shared in this, and it did add to or change my understanding and perceptions a bit.

So, the ideas shared are valuable. The way they are communicated is poor, but I am glad that this talk (or extract) was preserved.

Good stuff

Alan Watts is (even though he spends all of his time in another dimension now that his body is dead ) still A W E S O M E, buy all his book and audio books and maybe you can find said dimension and tell him I said so.

Alan!

Oh Alan! I love thinking when you speak. You are always an inspiration. Definitely recommend

Amazing how he sees things...

He takes life's complexities and makes them more tangible. Always great to listen to his talks to broaden the mind's understanding of life. Such a great raconteur.

wonderful book easy to understand

the author show you how life is connected and everything is one and show you a different perspective on everything in the world and how you look at things and everything you thought you know you don't know cause everything around us is your illusion and he breaks it down and what he says make a whole lot of sense