Alan Watts

Al Chung-liang Huang

Discusses Chinese language and calligraphy, the Yin-Yang polarity, and the classical principles, meaning, and contemporary relevance of Taoism

The Watercourse Way

Chungliang Al Huang

Covers the synthesis of Eastern philosophy and Western techniques that can transform the way one thinks to make improvements in sport and life

TaoSports for Extraordinary Performance in Athletics, Business, and Life

Thinking Body, Dancing Mind

The Essence of Tʻai Chi

Embrace Tiger, Return to Mountain

Si Chi Ko

Still Visions and Dancing Brushes

Living Tao

The Tao is the way of man's cooperation with the natural course of the natural world, its principles can be found in the flow patterns of water. Alan Watts captures the Spirit of the Tao, the actual experience of that attitude to life. The ancient and timeless Chinese wisdom is medicine for the ills of the West but it cannot be taken as medicine but intellectually swallowed to joyously infuse our being, transforming our individual lives and through them our society. Drawing on ancient and modern sources, Watts treats the Chinese philosophy of Tao in much the same way as he did Zen Buddhism in his classic The Way of Zen. Alan Watts has been described as the best guide to the spirit of the Tao for a western readership. Including an introduction to the Chinese culture that is the foundation of the Tao this is one of Alan Watts' best-loved works.

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