Watts Pillows
Description: Watts is a neighborhood in South Los Angeles's Eastside. It's still best known for the Watts Towers (built 1921-1954 ) and the Watts Riots (1965). Lots has changed in the intervening half century, needless to say, and I explored and mapped in 2014 for my series, "California Fool's Gold" https://ericbrightwell.com/2014/02/14/more-than-just-riots-and-towers/
Description: Description A powerful tribute to philosopher and mystic Alan Watts: This psychedelic illustration shows him seated in deep meditation, cross-legged on the ground, holding his signature pipe. From it rise swirling, colorful clouds — a visual expression of thought, spirit, and cosmic connection. These vibrant vapors symbolically bridge the mind and the universe, echoing his teachings on consciousness, identity, and the illusion of the separate self. Set in a rich, hand-drawn ethnospiritual style with mystical and psychedelic tones, this artwork invites every seeker, meditator, and dreamer to pause and reflect. Whether you're a student of Zen, a lover of Eastern philosophy, or simply admire Alan Watts’ poetic voice and mind-expanding lectures
Alan Watts – The Psychedelic Philosopher in Stillness Pillow
by Boogosh
$23 $28
Description: Channel the rebellious spirit of Alan Watts with this retro punk-style tee. Embrace the wisdom of the past and celebrate the countercultural movement in a vintage-inspired design. Stand out, be bold, and let your style reflect your philosophical side. A must-have for every free thinker.
"Alan Watts Retro Punk Style | Vintage Philosophy Tee for Rebels Pillow
by Soulphur Media
$23 $28
Philosophy in Life of Alan Watts Buddhist Philosopher Metaphysics Pillow
by airyzenn
$23 $28
Description: OASIS (Ontologically Anthropocentric Sensory Immersive Simulation) is a MMOSG (massively multiplayer online simulation game) created by James Halliday and Ogden Morrow of Gregarious Simulation Systems (GSS), formerly known as Gregarious Games. It completely revolutionized the entire of gaming and made up for all of GSS' 10-or-so years of lost revenue they spent creating it. It costs only 25 cents to use and operate, as well as buy, but in-game vending, teleportation, fuel, and almost everything else costs real-world money, which was represented by game money, or "credits."
