Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly; Mitch Jeserich (KPFA.org); TragedyandHope (youtube.com)
"Why Not Now" and "Dhyana: The Art of Meditation" by Alan Watts (redtelephone66.com) |
Alan Watts in Buddhist robes, California |
January, 2014 - There is a new documentary film (two DVD set) on the life and works of British-American Buddhist broadcaster Alan Watts. Each
film comes with "The Animated Alan
Watts" and "The Essential Alan Watts," a bonus disc of video
materials that did not fit into the film.
- LISTEN: PLAY AUDIO NOW (download MP3, 10.28 MB)
- Letters and Politics, Feb. 19, 2014 - KPFA.org 10:00 am
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One 23-minute DVD includes
extracts from the 1972 series "The Fine Art of Goofing Off" as well as a
couple of animations produced by SouthPark creators and animators.
The reel has met with joyous laughter and standing ovations at
recent film showings and is not to be missed.
"Why Not Now" follows the life of one of the most inspiring philosophers of our time -- Alan Watts -- as told though none other than Alan Watts himself accessing a wealth of material and lectures that were left behind after his passing.
"Why Not Now?" was created by Alan Watts' son, Mark Watts, who has given TragedyandHope exclusive rights to create the trailer for the documentary. More (alanwatts.org)
"Why Not Now" follows the life of one of the most inspiring philosophers of our time -- Alan Watts -- as told though none other than Alan Watts himself accessing a wealth of material and lectures that were left behind after his passing.
"Why Not Now?" was created by Alan Watts' son, Mark Watts, who has given TragedyandHope exclusive rights to create the trailer for the documentary. More (alanwatts.org)
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