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Sunday, October 30, 2022
Buddhist Sunday Service: Alan Watts (KPFK)
Roy of Hollywood Tuckman, Something's Happening, Pacifica L.A. (KPFK.org), Wisdom Quarterly
"Not What Should Be, Not What Might Be, But What Is" by Alan Watts
(Look Within)
Alan Watts fits right in with YouTube Myth & Religion Part 1 | Motivational Speeches. For more inspirational lectures and motivational speeches on YouTube, let's begin with Myth & Religion Part 1: "Not What Should Be, Not What Might Be, But What Is."
Every Sunday morning at 8:00, Roy Tuckman presents a segment of Something's Happening (his midnight show, weeknights on Pacifica Los Angeles at kpfk.org). This half hour of Alan Watts provides a short Sunday service of sorts for a Buddhist and Eastern twist, following a long Black Christian service with gospel singing and celebrating.
Let's open our eye, our third eye, and look within with Alan Watts (playlist). Who's Alan Watts? Born on Jan. 6, 1915, he passed on Nov. 16, 1973. He was a British writer and lecturer on Buddhism who interpreted and popularized Eastern philosophy, particularly Zen and Hinduism and Taoism, for a Western audience. See more at en.wikipedia.org
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