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love and loneliness

吉达·克里希那穆提

  • social psychology

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  • 1970-01-01Published
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Chapter 1 preamble

Krishnamurti was born in India in 1895 and was adopted by the Theosophical Society at the age of thirteen. The "Theosophical Society" has been promoting the second coming of the "world teacher" (world teacher), and believes that he is this "world teacher".He quickly becomes a fearless, unclassifiable mentor.His words and writings cannot be attributed to any religion, neither the East nor the West, but belong to the whole world.In 1929, in order to eliminate the image of the savior, he resolutely dissolved the organization specially set up for him, and declared that truth is "a pathless land" (a pathless land), and no formal religion, philosophy, or sect can enter this country.

For the rest of his life, other people kept trying to give him the title of guru, but he kept refusing it.He continues to attract people from all over the world, but he declares that he is not an authority, does not have commandments, and always speaks as one person to another.The main idea of ​​his teaching is: To fundamentally change the society, one must first change the consciousness of the individual.He has always emphasized self-awareness and the need to understand one's own limitations, religious and ethnic conditioning.He has always pointed out that Chen's "openness" is extremely important, because "the vast space in the brain has unimaginable energy".This vast space may be the source of his creativity and the key to the impact he has had on so many people.

He continued to speak to the world until his death in 1986 at the age of ninety.His speeches, diaries, and slips have been assembled into more than sixty volumes of works.This set of thematic series is extracted from his vast speeches.Each book in this set of books discusses a topic that is particularly relevant and important to everyday life.
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