Chapter 9 reading explores ego as servant or master. The hosts read Chapter 9 from a book subtitled "Ego: An excellent servant, a terrible master." The text uses an allegory of a hermit surviving in the wilderness to illustrate ego dynamics. The reading draws on philosophy from Alan Watts., Buddhist, Hindu, and Taoist traditions regarding ego.
The hosts read Chapter 9: 'Ego, An excellent servant, a terrible master,' using a hermit-in-the-wilderness allegory and referencing Alan Watts.
Key Facts
- The hosts read Chapter 9 from a book subtitled "Ego: An excellent servant, a terrible master."
- The text uses an allegory of a hermit surviving in the wilderness to illustrate ego dynamics.
- The reading draws on philosophy from Alan Watts., Buddhist, Hindu, and Taoist traditions regarding ego.
Source: The Shaman and The Philosopher. Ep.32 by Institute for Natural Philosophy