Same Thing Layflat Denik Notebook
The quote "What seems like conflict at one level is actually harmony at a higher level" aligns closely with his teachings on the interconnectedness of opposites and the way perceived dualities (such as conflict and harmony) are ultimately part of a greater whole.
Watts often explored how life’s apparent struggles, contradictions, or chaos are integral to a larger balance or order. This perspective encourages us to step back and view situations from a broader, more unified context—understanding that what appears discordant in the moment may actually contribute to an overarching harmony. This idea is central to his interpretations of Eastern philosophies, especially Taoism and its concept of yin and yang.
This Same Thing Notebook is printed in collaboration with Denik, the notebook company that believes art can change the world. With a laminated 100 LB soft touch cover, lay flat library-quality binding, this 70 LB, 144 page notebook measures at 8.5" X 11" (22 × 28 cm).
The quote "What seems like conflict at one level is actually harmony at a higher level" aligns closely with his teachings on the interconnectedness of opposites and the way perceived dualities (such as conflict and harmony) are ultimately part of a greater whole.
Watts often explored how life’s apparent struggles, contradictions, or chaos are integral to a larger balance or order. This perspective encourages us to step back and view situations from a broader, more unified context—understanding that what appears discordant in the moment may actually contribute to an overarching harmony. This idea is central to his interpretations of Eastern philosophies, especially Taoism and its concept of yin and yang.
This Same Thing Notebook is printed in collaboration with Denik, the notebook company that believes art can change the world. With a laminated 100 LB soft touch cover, lay flat library-quality binding, this 70 LB, 144 page notebook measures at 8.5" X 11" (22 × 28 cm).
The quote "What seems like conflict at one level is actually harmony at a higher level" aligns closely with his teachings on the interconnectedness of opposites and the way perceived dualities (such as conflict and harmony) are ultimately part of a greater whole.
Watts often explored how life’s apparent struggles, contradictions, or chaos are integral to a larger balance or order. This perspective encourages us to step back and view situations from a broader, more unified context—understanding that what appears discordant in the moment may actually contribute to an overarching harmony. This idea is central to his interpretations of Eastern philosophies, especially Taoism and its concept of yin and yang.
This Same Thing Notebook is printed in collaboration with Denik, the notebook company that believes art can change the world. With a laminated 100 LB soft touch cover, lay flat library-quality binding, this 70 LB, 144 page notebook measures at 8.5" X 11" (22 × 28 cm).
