"The Book of Tabu" - perhaps the most famous of Alan Watts' books In it, the author explores an unrecognized, but rather strong taboo - our conspiracy of silence around the knowledge of who or what we really are. This is an attempt to answer the question: If we feel ourselves as a separate ego in a bag of leather is an illusion which does not correspond to the latest discoveries of Western science , No experimental philosophy-religion of the East, Immersing the reader in the atmosphere of contemplative philosophy and giving a modern sound to ancient teachings The author offers him a psychological way of realizing this. something an indefinable representation-feeling, which we call "I" , In fact, it is the source and foundation of the universe.