Be Inspired..!!

Alan Watts has inspired philosophical practices aimed simply at reconciling and transforming the way we live and improving overall life view.

“The Tao of Philosophy,” written by Watts,a deep thinker and an eloquent communicator mentions how to be free- through relinquishing oneself with restrictions and resistance, respect towards freedoms, not judging and forgiving oneself. Living in such a way allows for the creation of an equilibrium with whom we really are rather than who the world wants us to be.

Be Unapologetically Yourself

Watts’ philosophy suggests emulating the course of nature as a model for our behaviors. In nature, life exists according to predefined and unspoken laws that allow harmonious integration with their surroundings, forming natural synergy with those closest, including oneself. By using your own individuality the same way as nature in the course of life, you dispose of premeditation, which enables you to act and live freely both on a personal level and also with all ancient and modern things alike.

Loosen up Your Grip on Life

Alan Watts stresses in his philosophy. A focus on relaxing is more vital than hunkering down and often an approach seeking control contradicts with discovering what genuinely feels best for ourselves. Releasing ideations of controlling outcomes uninhibitedly opens up a world of hitherto unrecognised and not yet experienced potential for personal development.

Understand the Present and End the Comparison

Alan Watts highlights the of finding one’s present. Discover the place where the entire universe comes together, where time stops, or ceases to be, and understanding that only the past determines what was previously discovered, not hinder our experiences or where we are in the timeline. Putting this into practice can send levels of fulfilment so much that there would never be the need to compare oneself with somebody else or with one’s younger self in the past.

Forgive and Acknowledge your Growth

Acknowledge our flaws and forgiving our shortcomings is integral to living the most meaningful life possible without constant worry or shame. We will make mistakes, disappoint ourselves, and disappoint others. Despite accepting all of that, we can still move forwards and free ourselves from the inhibitions of past mistakes. Forgiveness and acknowledging ones growth does not mean we forget our past rather it acts as catalyst for our growth.

Watts’ philosophy offers perspective on how to be intellectually and emotionally free. A crucial element his philosophy leans on meditation and promoting the clarity required for a healthy envisioning of the future, unencumbered by the past. Additionally, focusing on loosening one’s emotional grip allows for resilience and balance required for optimal wellbeing; a state of being characterised by fully leaning onto one’s self-acceptance without the constant need for external validation.

Finally, we live in a world with multiple difficulties, social or otherwise, which belittles the human spirit. Unpacking Watts’ philosophy of how to be free might not add much value to solving current life concerns; however, it offers possible perspectives found helpful in de-stressing the mind even if nothing matters. By living free and untethered, enjoying even the slightest, simplest moments, we can improve our lives and make good things happen.

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