Alan Watts Decoded

The Forbidden Truth About Who You Really Are

von Craig Beck

86 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

The voice in your head is reading you this sentence right now. Have you ever stopped to ask who is listening?

You've done the work. The habit trackers, the morning routines, the mindset books. And still the same loops return: the 3am overthinking, the imposter feeling, the promotion that felt like nothing by Friday, the sense that you're performing your life instead of living it.

Here's the truth almost no self-help book will touch: the problem was never your habits. It's the "you" running them.

In 1966, a whisky-voiced English philosopher named Alan Watts wrote perhaps the most dangerous book of the 20th century. He argued that the separate self you defend every day is a brilliant illusion, and that seeing through it is life's most forbidden discovery. Then modern psychology and neuroscience started proving him right.

In Alan Watts Decoded, bestselling author Craig Beck blends gripping storytelling with split-brain experiments, false memory research and the science of ego dissolution to reveal:

Why the inner critic is not you, and the 30-second test that proves it.

The hidden rule that makes every high arrive towing a low, and how to stop paying interest on your happiness.

Where your limiting beliefs were installed, by whom, and how to hand them back.

Why imposter syndrome is accurate self-awareness, not weakness.

The real reason you fear death, and the nightly practice that dissolves it.

This is not another positivity manual. It's deep personal growth for readers who want the mechanism, not the mantra: real self-awareness, emotional intelligence and lasting transformation built on finally knowing who you are.

You can spend another decade renovating the character. Or you can meet the one wearing it.

The taboo is waiting. Open the book.

• ISBN: 9798192994498
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 16.08.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp