Wisdom of Vulnerability: A Message of Alarm to the Century

In this book, the philosopher and writer Alan Wats shows how in our era of unprecedented anxiety you can know and accept the power of the present moment in order to live a full, happy life. Conducting all the time in anxieties about the future and regret about the past, we forget to enjoy today. Everyone who feels that his life course needs to be adjusted, will find a wonderful guide in the “wisdom of vulnerability”
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Master of Religious studies and Dr. Boason Alan Wilson Wats, was best remembered by readers as an interpreter of Zen Buddhism, in particular, Indian and Chinese philosophy as a whole. Leaving aside from interfaith disputes, he earned a reputation as one of the most original and “uninhabited” philosophers of the 20th century. Wats wrote about twenty books on the philosophy and psycho-ghost of religion, which were translated into many languages, including the Besta-Ler “Zen Way”. A passionate lecturer, Wats regularly spoke on the radio, and in the 1960s he was a leading television program “Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life”. He died in 1973