The Power of Space and Reincarnation Audible Audiobook – Original recording

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Space is considered to be nothingness by many. But after all it is the background in which we see everything. It is against space and within the dimension of time that we experience everything we experience. Space and time are the two basic dimensions of our world but are uncommonly illusive. We can say they are our way of thinking of the universe as being a system of patterns. And our awe at the vastness of space may be man's astonishment at himself. We reconsider our position as an "insignificant" speck in the vastness of the universe.

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3 hours and 18 minutes
Author

Alan Watts
Narrator

Alan Watts
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December 17, 2014
Language

English
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BetterListen
ASIN

B00R55DL2C
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Original recording
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Listening Length	3 hours and 18 minutes
Author	Alan Watts
Narrator	Alan Watts
Audible.com Release Date	December 17, 2014
Publisher	BetterListen
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Original recording
Language	English
ASIN	B00R55DL2C
Best Sellers Rank	#80,997 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #98 in Reincarnation (Audible Books & Originals) #510 in Reincarnation (Books) #1,221 in Other Eastern Religions & Sacred Texts (Books)

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Lectures on Buddhist Metaphysics (Review by Ryan Mease)

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I have listened to several of these collections of Watts' lectures. This is a more metaphysical set, less centered on human personalities and more centered on the Zen Buddhist view of how the universe works. Some of the arguments approach 'The Secret,' describing vibrations in the universe and such, but Watts acknowledges that some of these seem absurd now, but may be later supported by quantum physics. If I thought this was actually absurd as 'The Secret,' I wouldn't have given it 5 stars. Watts is not a rationalist, but he is a very rational speaker. His arguments will either persuade you, or at the very least give you respect for the Buddhist mindset on the nature of the universe. -Ryan Mease

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