“So we come to the strange conclusion that in madness lies sanity.”
(Alan Watts)
[T]he therapist who is really interested in helping the individual is forced into social criticism. This does not mean that he has to engage directly in political revolution; it means that he has to help the individual in liberating himself from various forms of social conditioning, which includes liberation from from hating this conditioning - hatred being a form of bondage to its object.
Alan W. Watts, Psychotherapy East and West
An action represented by a verb word, such as “to know,” must have in front of it a noun—such as “I know,” “he knows,” “she knows,” “John knows,” “Mary knows.” If there’s a verb like “love:” “I love you.” Which is the whole basis of the doctrine of the holy trinity. “I” is the Father, “love” is the holy spirit, and “you” is God the son.
(Alan Watts)