Alan Watts compares Western psychotherapy with Eastern philosophy, exploring the nature of the self and liberation from suffering.
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Alan Watts compares Western psychotherapy with Eastern philosophy, exploring the nature of the self and liberation from suffering.
Opposites and differences have something between them, like the two faces of a coin; they do not meet as total strangers. When this relativity of things is seen very strongly, its appropriate affect is love rather than hate or fear.” ― Alan W. Watts, Psychotherapy East and West
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Philosophical discussion of sexual love, mutuality, and societal repression.
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Extensive discussion of Eastern philosophies including Taoism and yin-yang.
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Critiques social institutions, competitive culture, and repression.
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Abstract references to psychological suffering and repression.
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