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part 384 | the secret was never somewhere else. the deep dive: watts does not hide the secret. he states it plainly and then watches people fail to take it seriously because it sounds too simple. complete engagement. not partial engagement while also monitoring your phone. not doing one thing while thinking about three others. not being physically present while mentally rehearsing tomorrow or replaying yesterday. complete. the whole of your attention given to what is actually happening, not as a discipline, not as an achievement, but as the most natural thing in the world. the second sentence is where it gets interesting. instead of calling it work, realize it is play. this is not a motivational reframe. watts is making a philosophical point about the nature of activity. work, in the ordinary sense, is something done for a result that justifies it. the value is deferred. the activity is a means. play is different in kind: the value is in the activity itself. the child building a sandcastle is not building toward something. they are completely in the building. watts spent his whole career arguing that western culture had systematically confused these two things. had turned the whole of life into work, into means toward ends, into preparation for something not yet arrived. and in doing so had made the present moment almost inaccessible as a place to actually live. the secret is not a technique. it is a recognition that what you are looking for is what you are currently doing, if only you would stop doing it at arm’s length. who was watts? alan watts was born in england in 1915 and spent most of his adult life in the united states, becoming one of the most influential western interpreters of eastern philosophy in the twentieth century. he left the episcopalian priesthood in 1950 and moved to san francisco, where he became associated with the beat generation and the early counterculture. he left behind over 25 books and hundreds of recorded lectures. he died in 1973. what would today look like if you treated it as play rather than work? #alanwatts #philosophy #darkacademiaaesthetic #easternphilosophy #dailyquotes

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