The Spirit of Play

“It comes, then, to this: that to be ‘viable,’ livable, or merely practical, life must be lived as a game—and the ‘must’ here expresses a condition, not a commandment.

“It must be lived in the spirit of play rather than work, and the conflicts which it involves must be carried on in the realization that no species, or party to a game, can survive without its natural antagonists, its beloved enemies, its indispensable opponents.” — Alan Watts, The Book


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