In this video, we explore the profound philosophy of Wu Wei, the Taoist principle of effortless action, as interpreted by Allan Watts. Discover how life is not a problem to solve, but a reality to be experienced, aligning with the natural flow of existence.

We delve into the wisdom of philosophers like Lao Tzu and Epictetus, who teach us about virtue, and how we often get caught up in trying to control life. Instead, Watts encourages us to see life as a game—one we should play, not win.

By embracing the present moment, much like a child does, we can experience true joy and freedom from the pressures of perfection. With references to Joseph Campbell and Jiddu Krishnamurti, this video offers a fresh perspective on living authentically and finding meaning in the flow of life.

Timestamps:
00:00 Quote
00:37 Wu Wei – The Art of Effortless Action
02:02 The Game Of Life: Lao Tzu And Virtue
03:34 The World Is Already Heaven –
05:08 The Wisdom Of Suspending Ourselves
06:02 Seeing The Game For What It Is
07:42 Important Questions

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