FILMS FOR ACTION
Aug 14, 2014

Comic Strip of Alan Watts' Lecture: What If Money Was No Object?

By Gavin Aung Than / zenpencils.com
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An amazing cartoon made by Gavin Aung Than, which is inspired by this great lecture of the philosopher Alan Watts.

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