Stop Trying To Fix Yourself: Alan Watts' Wisdom Of Living Fully

The cat does not practice being a cat.And yet there is no creature more completely, more effortlessly, more magnificently itself. It does not read about catness. It does not wake at five in the morning to become a better version of what it already is. It simply is — and in that simple isness — it is everything.Now look at you.You have been at this project of self-improvement for quite some time now. And the curious thing — the really rather funny thing if you are willing to laugh at it — is that the project never finishes. There is always another layer. Another flaw. Another version of yourself waiting just beyond the next book, the next breakthrough, the next morning you finally get it right. And it has never occurred to you that perhaps the project itself is the problem.Because who is it that is doing all this fixing? And who decided he was broken?That is the question this book sits with. Not answers it — sits with it. In the way that Watts himself would sit with it. Turning it over. Looking at it from the other side. Until the question itself begins to dissolve and something underneath it — something that was always there — becomes visible.Inside this book, you will discover:The nature of the self that is so desperately trying to improve itselfWhy the pursuit of becoming is the one thing keeping you from simply beingHow acceptance is not defeat — and what it actually feels like when you stop resisting your own existenceThe paradox of discipline, effort, and surrender — and how they all point to the same placeWhat it means to live fully — not as an achievement — but as a rememberingHow to stop being a stranger to the life that is already happening inside youStop trying to fix yourself.You never needed fixing. You only needed to notice.Click Buy Now. And come home. Read more