What does /x/ think of Watts? https://www.youtube.com/watch

literally WATT!

The best!
I also like sadhguru
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ry3k3XRAVzk

Which other Guru's you guy's wach?

>>17269078
Paul Chek and Elliot Hulse are good imo

when i feel stressed i watch this. fucking love watts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX0OARBqBp0

and yeah i legit think that we're all god. i've listened to like a thousand hours of his stuff on youtube. wholly recommend to every person on earth.

He's a great 101 course into Eastern religions and comparative philosophy.

listening to watts always makes me feel at peace. he has such a whimsical soothing voice and everything he says is basically 'everything is okay'

10/10 would recommend

I've listened to Out of your Mind multiple times and read at least 4 of his books.

I just how his work isn't reduced to a 'neat soundbite over epic music in youtube'. His research and insights have helped me, among other things, to cope with and accept my mother's death.

>>17269275
Just copped out of your mind, there is a google drive link pretty easy to find.

thanks for the rec

>>17269386
it's on youtube actually. a lot of his stuff his. hours and hours of lectures and audiobooks etc. the dude was a god. and so am i.

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good entry level Buddhism

I would recommend this lecture
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYlPztJBtUA

Thank me later

>>17269252
This.

>>17269789
This isn't Watts

>>17269773
Yeah but the audiobook has id3 tags and is really good quality. almost a gig of audio.

it's been a great listen so far

Can anyone recommend any other speakers who are as pleasing to listen to as Watts?

>>17269908

Dr. Stephan Hoeller is similarly whimsical in nature. McKenna is good too.

>>17269020
garbled hippie misinterpretations of buddhism

but he helped a lot of people feel better so whatever works is good at least for that

>>17269981
>that one guy

>>17269908

Manly Hall

>>17269875

I much prefer the download too, good to listen to on long drives, while doing dishes, at the gym...any time I'm able to actually give it the attention or deserves.

>>17269275
>isn't reduced to a 'neat soundbite over epic music in youtube'
yeah but those which are, are exceptionally awesome too.
dude really was a boss. shame alcohol got him at such a young age.

Watt's is great. Very charismatic speaker. I could listen to him for hours. He has a way of making things sound simple. He had a great laugh too. Although I do feel like he doesn't go too deep, if you're looking for more extrapolation of the things he talks about.

I also like Ram Dass. They kinda have a similar style, although Ram Dass tends to be more based in Hinduism.

I've listened to a lot of different teachers and gurus, but I've never found others aside from these two that I actually downloaded audio from. Others just don't seem to have the speaking presence that these two have.

>>17269020
Bane?

>>17269078
Sadhguru is a funny guy. He doesn't say things to please the crowd. He always just tells it how it is.