Alan Watts Journal – Rare Set of Four Pamphlets (1970)
Step into the mind of Alan Watts with this rare collection of four original pamphlets from his Alan Watts Journal. Published in 1970, each issue offers a unique glimpse into Watts’ thoughts on meditation, philosophy, culture, and the human condition—all delivered with his signature wit, insight, and timeless wisdom.
What’s Included?
This set features four captivating issues:
“The Art of Meditation” (March 1970): Exploring the essence of meditation as a practice of presence and awareness.
“Generation Gapsis” (September 1970): A humorous and poignant look at generational divides and their impact on society.
“Speaking Personally” (May 1970): A reflective piece where Watts addresses his own life and philosophy with disarming honesty.
“Calligraphy” (August 1970): Delving into the aesthetics and philosophy of calligraphy and the Taoist way of life.
Why It’s Special
Rare and Collectible: These original journals are a treasure for any Alan Watts enthusiast, offering a window into his creative and philosophical process during this pivotal era.
Insightful Writing: Each pamphlet captures Watts’ ability to make profound ideas accessible, blending humor, depth, and clarity.
Perfect Condition: Preserved in excellent condition, these pamphlets maintain their original charm and quality.
A True Collector’s Set
This collection is more than a piece of history—it’s an invitation to connect with the wisdom of Alan Watts in his own words. Whether you’re a longtime admirer or a newcomer to his work, these journals are a must-have for your collection.
Step into the mind of Alan Watts with this rare collection of four original pamphlets from his Alan Watts Journal. Published in 1970, each issue offers a unique glimpse into Watts’ thoughts on meditation, philosophy, culture, and the human condition—all delivered with his signature wit, insight, and timeless wisdom.
What’s Included?
This set features four captivating issues:
“The Art of Meditation” (March 1970): Exploring the essence of meditation as a practice of presence and awareness.
“Generation Gapsis” (September 1970): A humorous and poignant look at generational divides and their impact on society.
“Speaking Personally” (May 1970): A reflective piece where Watts addresses his own life and philosophy with disarming honesty.
“Calligraphy” (August 1970): Delving into the aesthetics and philosophy of calligraphy and the Taoist way of life.
Why It’s Special
Rare and Collectible: These original journals are a treasure for any Alan Watts enthusiast, offering a window into his creative and philosophical process during this pivotal era.
Insightful Writing: Each pamphlet captures Watts’ ability to make profound ideas accessible, blending humor, depth, and clarity.
Perfect Condition: Preserved in excellent condition, these pamphlets maintain their original charm and quality.
A True Collector’s Set
This collection is more than a piece of history—it’s an invitation to connect with the wisdom of Alan Watts in his own words. Whether you’re a longtime admirer or a newcomer to his work, these journals are a must-have for your collection.
Step into the mind of Alan Watts with this rare collection of four original pamphlets from his Alan Watts Journal. Published in 1970, each issue offers a unique glimpse into Watts’ thoughts on meditation, philosophy, culture, and the human condition—all delivered with his signature wit, insight, and timeless wisdom.
What’s Included?
This set features four captivating issues:
“The Art of Meditation” (March 1970): Exploring the essence of meditation as a practice of presence and awareness.
“Generation Gapsis” (September 1970): A humorous and poignant look at generational divides and their impact on society.
“Speaking Personally” (May 1970): A reflective piece where Watts addresses his own life and philosophy with disarming honesty.
“Calligraphy” (August 1970): Delving into the aesthetics and philosophy of calligraphy and the Taoist way of life.
Why It’s Special
Rare and Collectible: These original journals are a treasure for any Alan Watts enthusiast, offering a window into his creative and philosophical process during this pivotal era.
Insightful Writing: Each pamphlet captures Watts’ ability to make profound ideas accessible, blending humor, depth, and clarity.
Perfect Condition: Preserved in excellent condition, these pamphlets maintain their original charm and quality.
A True Collector’s Set
This collection is more than a piece of history—it’s an invitation to connect with the wisdom of Alan Watts in his own words. Whether you’re a longtime admirer or a newcomer to his work, these journals are a must-have for your collection.
