Why You Have No Motivation After Spiritual Awakening – Alan Watts

Описание: Many people imagine awakening as the beginning of constant bliss and purpose. Yet for most, the first taste of awakening brings something unexpected — a sudden loss of motivation. The things that once drove you no longer matter, and the world seems strangely quiet.

In this reflection, Alan Watts explores why this happens. The collapse of desire, the silence that follows, and the natural rebirth of effortless action. It’s a talk about what comes after awakening — when ambition fades, and the flow of life begins to move on its own.

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🌿 About Alan Watts:
Alan Watts (1915–1973) was a British philosopher, writer, and speaker known for translating Eastern philosophy into language the modern Western mind could grasp. Through his lectures, books, and radio broadcasts, he became a voice of spiritual curiosity and deep clarity, blending Zen, Taoism, and Vedanta with humor and insight. His teachings continue to resonate today with those seeking inner peace and deeper meaning in a world of distraction.

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