Alan Watts - Solve the impossible problem of diversity with respect.

Alan Watts in one of his lectures in Buddhism titled Net of Jewels, he suggests a formula for individual liberty in a society burdened with the impossible problem of unity. Over population comes with the problem of ensuring everyone is treated fairly. Alan Watts gives a hint on the Japanese culture of mutual respect and their idea of courtesy which could be the key to finding unity in our diversity. Everybody is equally divine and with equal rights in the eyes of the law. By seeing the ONE in the many and treating everyone as the ONE, we may be able to get along together.
Speaker: Alan Watts (1915 - 1973)
A British philosopher, writer, and speaker - Alan Watts was best known as an interpreter and popularizer of Eastern philosophy for a Western audience.
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Showing respect for others reflects respect for oneself.

[@zenmasterjay1]

EveryOne is the only One.

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Thanks for watching. I hope the message here helps you. If it does, please share with others🤍

[@sidilicious11]

I’ve heard that is a problem with women being groped by men on those packed subways in Japan.

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Well, there will always be that ‚one person‘. The exception. The human condition is not perfect.