BOOK ON THE TABOO AGAINST KNOWING WHO YOU ARE by Alan Watts

In these somber times, we encourage you to revisit this modern classic originally written by Alan Watts in 1969. Times were perhaps somewhat different back then, but not much seem to have changed in regard of ‘the taboo’ of which he spoke of; making this book perhaps more relevant than ever. As always, Alan Watts’ language is both clear and poetical, humorous as well as serious, as he examines the dire need for humanity to seek out a spiritual solution for the mess it now finds itself in. Influenced by his vast knowledge of Zen Buddhism and mystical Christianity, Watts doesn’t shun the big questions, and we are led on a quest to discover our true nature and how we in truth are deeply connected with the boundless source of all life.

176pp, 196 x 132 mm, Hardback, 2009, RRP £8.99