cmon bruh back at you, it was a different time and what he was trying to say is it is WRONG to stereo type blacks, there is no excuse for getting offended by this kind of thing.
I have same thought always doubting whatsoever, but it is a thought, and the answer lies in the investigation and your presence not in egoistic thought, who dares to say that is real? Question is do you dear to question ur thoughts?
One of the 3 truths is that things change and the world never stays the same. While that word right now is bad to some people, back then it wasn't, and in the future it might be an artefact of days where we humans use to let words offend us.
This is some of the best AW I’ve ever heard. Maybe I’m finally understanding it, but he is blowing me away with his pedagogy here. Love love
I’ve been listening to Alan Watts for almost 10 years.. and this is the first time I heard that lol.. times were different back then
Buddhism, no rules, just blessings.❣️
thank you for the upload
thanks for the wisdom
When you're blue and bored... it's not a good idea to say "let's go out and get some chicks!"
My bad
Boy that N word just rolled of the tongue uh!!!!
Alan is funny! Precepts comes before concepts...for personal and social safety and security & dignity of life
Sadhu, Sadhu, Sadhu!🙏🙏🙏
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What is the name of the original lecture?
th-cam.com/video/jncvCUX8EoM/w-d-xo.html
@@eastmeetswest460 Thank you so much
this clip is mostly about the five precept
I think he is mixin the five precepts and the Eightfold path
How are these any different to the 10 commandments?
No one has this kind of accent anymore. This is a 1950s accent.
What did he saaaayyyYYY??
I never thought I would hear him say tye N word, good day
I kept rewinding it to make sure I heard it right. 😳
Samadhi+Alcohol= Hell dreams....Try it!🥵
Hey, at least it wasn’t a hard r
I hear allot of malay words
3:03 CmonBruh
cmon bruh back at you, it was a different time and what he was trying to say is it is WRONG to stereo type blacks, there is no excuse for getting offended by this kind of thing.
Paul Denino - Are you trying to be ironic by completely breaking the 8 fold path while on a video about it?
Real o.O??, who decide what is real?
I have same thought always doubting whatsoever, but it is a thought, and the answer lies in the investigation and your presence not in egoistic thought, who dares to say that is real? Question is do you dear to question ur thoughts?
Dis man said the n word
Context: Saying it's bad to say that in an era when ignorant people [unfortunately] said it more.
This man was speaking in the 1970s
Nobody gonna comment that Alan just used the fucking N-word. Feels bad man
In the context that it’s wrong to say it because it is “phony speech” and against the five precepts.
If you use the english word 'happiness', you have no idea what you're talking about. Falling into the hindi scam...
he should have had the foresight to know that using racist language, even to prove a point, would be looked down upon
You are what's wrong with the world
It's not that cut-and-dry dude.
REALLY?!?! Did he seriously just say the N-word! Lost all credibility with me and I quit listening at that point.
bi0lizard1 he meant in a negative way. He was indirectly saying that using racist language is wrong speech thus bad. You nimcompoop
He was clearly giving an example of something not to say.
I heard that too.
@@renegroulx7029 wjat did you hear?
@@kojinmaster To obstain from false speech.
Self righteousness is not good enough; our righteousness is like dirty rags to the Lord -- Buddhism is DEATH.
I don't understand the need for the use of the n word in order to make the point. I had to stop listening after that.
sweetbuttafya it wasn't as taboo back then as it is now.
You mean when he said the word NOT
He said people who use that word are guilty of practicing wrong speech.
One of the 3 truths is that things change and the world never stays the same. While that word right now is bad to some people, back then it wasn't, and in the future it might be an artefact of days where we humans use to let words offend us.
Cry me a river