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OM - The Sound of Hinduism

This Is IT

Songs in corporation with

The Journey (Alan Watts, Infinite Being, DJane Psy Gear)

Hear the Listener (Boreta & Alan Watts)

What Is Reality? (Boreta & Alan Watts)

Vicious Mind (Dimatis feat. Alan Watts)

You're There (Distinct Mind feat. Alan Watts)

Innermission (Doctor Omega feat. Fedarro & Alan Watts)

Universe (Endel & Alan Watts)

Desire (George Maple & Alan Watts)

Desire (interlude) (George Maple feat. Alan Watts)

Intro (Joey Calderaio & Alan Watts)

Plus: (John O'Callaghan vs. Blazer feat. Alan Watts)

Tracks Included: (John O'Callaghan vs. Blazer feat. Alan Watts)

The Dream of Life (Josh Grosser feat. Alan Watts)

Watts (Late Aster & Alan Watts)

Tales From the Real World (Laurent Garnier & Alan Watts)

Tales from the real world (vocal version) (Laurent Garnier feat. Alan Watts)

This Could Be Us (MAGIC GIANT feat. Mikky Ekko & Alan Watts)

forget the Money (Nick Bateman & Alan Watts)

What If Money Was No Object (Nissim Gavriel feat. Alan Watts)

Something for Your Mind (Raz, Alan Watts)

Your Own Self (Raz, Alan Watts)

Water (interlude) (SUPER-Hi & Alan Watts)

What Fills the Gap (Will Cady feat. Alan Watts)

Songs

1 Nothingness

2 Death

3 Meditation

4 God

5 Cosmic Drama

6 Time

7 Ego

8 the More It Changes

920

A Breathing Meditation

A Conspiracy We Play on Ourselves

A Contemplative Ritual

A Discussion of Haiku and Its Relation to Zen Buddhism

A Finger Pointing at the Moon

A Game That's Worth the Candle

A Happy Death

A Listening Meditation

A Mind Like a Mirror

A Natural Satori

A Perfectly Genuine Act

A Place for the Hermit

A Re-Examination of Common Sense

A Spontaneous Life

A Suggestion to the Churches

A Wiggly World

A definition of religion

Act without Choosing

Alan Watts Teaches Meditation, Part 1

Alan Watts Teaches Meditation, Part 2

Alan Watts Teaches Meditation

All insides have outsides

Allowing Democracy to Prevail

Always Coming Back into the World

An Implicit Agreement

An Independent System

An Introduction to the Art of Meditation

An Invitation to Dance

Answering the Koan

Art of Meditation

Atheism in the name of God

Atman Is Brahman

Autumn Haiku

Awareness of the Self

Bamboozled by thought

Being Aware of Awareness

Being a Stranger on the Earth

Being in One's Own Way

Birth, Death and the Unborn 1

Birth, Death and the Unborn 2

Bogo-Ditus

Buddhism arrives in China

Buddhist Ethics

Can one side ever win?

Captivated by the Drama

Children and Animals

Chinese ceramics

Choicelessness

Completely Here and Now

Consciousness & Concentration

Consciousness Beyond Awareness

Consider Death Now

Contents

Deep, Dark, and Mysterious

Dhyana, the Art of Meditation, Part 1

Dhyana, the Art of Meditation, Part 2

Direct Pointing

Disc 1

Disc 2

Disc 3

Distant Crows

Disturbing Confusions of the Mind

Divine Madness P1

Divine Madness P2

Do you know what you want?

Does life need to be meaningful?

Don't Force It

Ecological awareness

Ego Is Hallucination

Elegance and style

Entering the Temple

Escaping the Tangle

Every Incarnation Is This One

Everything Begins Now

Everything Depends on Everything Else

Existance As a Function of Relationship

Falling Apart

Fear of Enlightenment

Fear of the negative

Fighting the External World

Fingernail Poem

Following the Grain

Four Ways to the Center

Gagaku-Ku

Gamesmanship in Spiritual Practice

God the Mother

Gong and Mantra Meditation

Good "I" and Bad "Me"

Grammatical illusions

Grinding Ex Mod

Harma Part One

Harma Part Two

Holding to the middle

How Do We Define Ourselves

How Not to Use the Mind

How things happen

How to contact your higher self

How to get out of your own way

How to study Zen

Identical Differences

Ignorance

In the Beginning Was the Self

Insides and Outsides

Intelligent Motion

Intervals Between What Happens

Introduction to Session Eight

Introduction to Session Five

Introduction to Session Four

Introduction to Session Nine

Introduction to Session One

Introduction to Session Seven

Introduction to Session Six

Introduction to Session Three

Introduction to Session Two

Introduction: Images of God

Introduction: the coincidence of opposites

Introduction: the sense of nonsense

Introduction

Intro

Is It Serious?

Is civilization a mistake

Is existence serious?

It is the form that matters

Jean Michel

K Way

Karma

Language and Non-Interference

Li:The Organic Pattern

Life Is Not a Journey

Life as a play

Love You

Love and Marriage

Man and Woman

Meditation: the Inward Journey

Meditation

Metamatic Ritual

Methods for controlling the mind

Miscellaneous Objects

Miscellaneous Subjects

Must Life Go on and On?

Must we play the game

Myself, a Case of Mistaken Identity

Nature of Consciousness

No Mind No Deliberation

Nonduality

OM: the Sound of Hinduism

OM

Of Pain and Suffering

Om (Excerpt)

Om

Onion Chant

Our Image of the World

Our role vs. our identity

Philosopher Alan Watts

Philosophy of Love

Philosophy of Nature

Professions

Prychadelic Experience II

Psychadelic Experience I

Readings From Hindu Scripture (Excerpt)

Readings from Hindu Scriptures

Readings from Hindu Scripture

Readings from the Hindu Scriptures

Reality, Art and Illusion

Remaining human

Return to the Forest

Salus Malus

Senryu Poems

Session Eight. Oriental Philosophy in the West, Part One

Session Eleven. an Introduction to Buddhism

Session Fifteen. Not What Should Be, Not What Might Be, but What Is!

Session Five. the Art of Controlled Accident, Part One, continued

Session Five. the Art of Controlled Accident, Part One

Session Four. on Zen

Session Fourteen. What Is Reality?, continued

Session Fourteen. What Is Reality?

Session Nine. the Art of Controlled Accident, Part Two

Session One. Spiritual Authority

Session Seven. an Introduction to Hinduism

Session Six. Uncarved Block, Unbleached Silk

Session Ten. Oriental Philosophy in the West, Part Two

Session Thirteen. Mind over Mind

Session Three. the Game of Yes and No

Session Twelve. the Veil of Thoughts

Session Two. Mysticism and Morality, continued

Session Two. Mysticism and Morality

Speech

Spontaneity

Still the Mind: An Introduction to Meditation, Part 1

Still the Mind: An Introduction to Meditation, Part 2

Tambouras for Meditation

The "I" as a hallucination

The "Peopling" Earth

The "peopled" earth

The Art of Meditation

The Aversion to Death

The Beat Way of Life

The Beginning of the Ending of Thoughts

The Big Act of Existence

The End

The Five Precepts and the Three Refuges

The Hindu measurement of time

The I-Ching

The Poems

The Silence of Sounds

The Tools of Meditation

The Zen training method

The balance of order and randomness

The differences between Hinduism and Buddhism

The different worlds in Hinduism

The difficulties of controlling the mind

The difficulty of being genuine

The difficulty of seeing both sides

The difficulty of understanding anything

The first two Noble Truths

The folly of doing what's "right"

The folly of self-improvement

The fourth Noble Truth

The fully automatic vision of the world

The gaiety of Hindu sages

The historical development of Zen

The importance of honesty

The impossibility of winning without loosing

The insoluble problem

The limitations of human intelligence

The limits of self-control

The mystical experience

The natural and the artificial

The priestly and mystic traditions

The role of the guru

The sensation of feeling separate

The stages of human life

The third Noble Truth

The traditional opposition of the flesh and spirit

The two kinds of philosophy

The vocabulary of Zen art

The world as pattern

There are no wrong feelings

There is no method

There is nothing to do, nothing to be

This Is It

Thusness

Time

Total presence of mind

Transience as a mark of spirituality

Trying to do what cannot be done

Two models of the universe

Umdagumsubudu

Untitled

Vedanta

Waking up

Way Beyond the West

What if we can't improve ourselves?

What if you were God?

What is physical reality?

What is the ultimate reality?

Why Not Now

You as a process

Your life as a manifestation of the divine

Zen Bones Meditation

Zen Bones: the Spirit of Zen

Zen Bones

Zenrin and Meditation