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to drag it out and to make it echo and to get involved and to fall in love

to drag it out 
and to make it echo
and to get involved
and to fall in love
and to become attached
it's just like riding a bicycle
it's a balance trick

- Alan Watts

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January 21, 2026
alan watts, attachment, Dying world, music, practical reasoning
Commonplace book, Psychodynamics
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