Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy Series
Source:
Alan Watts
In My Own Way
An Autobiography
“In the scene of spring there is nothing inferior,
nothing superior;
Flowering branches grow naturally, some short, some long.”
Hermit Poet’s Comments: Throughout the decades, while working and admiring; I have come to appreciate more the simple plants and creatures that live in or visit my tropical Zen garden. Even the inorganic boulders, rocks, stones, chimes, statues, etc, take on a different appearance because of weathering, organic growth, or changes in light.
IN MY OWN WAY{ by Alan W. Watts (1973-12-12)
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Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy
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