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4 months ago Daniel Pierce liked this post.

4 months ago Daniel Pierce responded:

I really liked this a lot. Very funny and insightful. I am happy to say I don't think I have said any of those things, at least not that I can remember. I try to be very respectful in regard to Native First Nations Peoples. I have heard some of these things actually said. Some people don't mean any malice but speak out of ignorance and a lack of experience and education. Many people I have met who are Non First Nation and trying to education themselves more. I hope that First Nations people will be patient with people like them and myself who are taking the time to learn and do what they can to dispel stereotypes and correct peoples historical ignorance.

about 1 month ago katrinshar (Twitter) responded:

Alan Watts was born in London in 1915 at the start of the first World War. At a young age he became fascinated with the cialis Far East, and at fourteen he began to write and was published in the Journal of the London Buddhist Lodge before writing his first booklet on Zen in 1932.