Them: “So you just save in Bitcoin and focus on your craft?” Me:

“Consciousness does not illumine its own origin.” — Alan Watts, Zen and the Limits of Explanation

“You have only one dish to wash in your life: this one. You can only wash one dish at a time.” — Alan Watts, Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life: Pain

The best signing device is the one nobody has any record of. That has no persistent memory. That is stateless. Ephemeral. Like a ripple in the ocean.

Have a blessed Sunday.

“If you can’t trust your own nature, how can you trust your very mistrusting of it? How do you know that that’s not wrong too?” — Alan Watts, Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life: Man and Nature

“Boredom is the other side of creativity.” — Alan Watts, Daylight Savings and God, Part 2

“We are only really ever alive now, and we get distracted from living fully now by having our eye on the future.” — Alan Watts, Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life: The Life of Zen

This is it.

“A boss is a system of mistrust.” — Alan Watts, Identical Differences

“Our minds have to be silent some of the time, if we are really to have anything to think about except thoughts.” — Alan Watts, Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life: The Silent Mind

“The worst power kicks are spiritual.” — Alan Watts, Way Beyond the West: The Game of Yes and No

“We may have to come to the alarming conclusion that the universe is smarter than we are.” — Alan Watts, A Conversation with Myself

“Rush is a form of hesitation.” — Alan Watts, Philosophy of the Tao

“You can’t live at all unless you can live fully now.” — Alan Watts, Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life: Time

“Buddhism is Hinduism stripped for export.” — Alan Watts, Buddhism, the Religion of No Religion: Journey from India I

Posting more video clips of Alan Watts. Text alone doesn’t do him justice. The tone of voice with which he delivers his insights is rich with information.

“If you try to give up your ego with your ego, then it’ll take you to the end of time.” — Alan Watts, A Conversation with Myself

“Belief clings, but faith lets go.” — Alan Watts, The Wisdom of Insecurity

“It is forgetting about things that renews their wonder.” — Alan Watts, Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life: Death

“The mystery of life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced.” — Alan Watts, Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life: On Being Vague