Krishnamurti & the Art of Awakening

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      I Have Been Made Simple
      Kinfonet Editorial Board | Editorials

      Now that so many years have passed since Krishnamurti's death, it is interesting to take stock of the influence his life and work has had on hum...

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      From Light To Darkness
      Kinfonet Editorial Board | Editorials

      In March of 1927, the young German physicist Werner Heisenberg discovered what was to become known as ?The Uncertainty Principle?- a theory tha...

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      Wholeness Regained - Revisiting Bohm's Dialogue
      Lee Nichol | On Dialogue

      Beginning in 1985, David Bohm put forward a series of propositions regarding a new vision for contemporary dialogue. T...

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      Tower Lessons
      Suprabha Seshan | On Nature and Environment

      I stand on the tower, a homemade Gothic structure at the edge of a heaving tropical forest, watching the monsoon winds whip in over the hills. A...

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      Bringing Confusion into the Laboratory
      Rasmus Tinning | A Dialogue With Oneself

      Theory can be useful, but is ultimately barren. In spite of that, we would rather cling to it forever, than have anything to do with confusion. ...

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      The Core of the Teaching
      Krishnamurti Foundation Trust | October 21, 1980
      The following statement, which contains the essence of the teaching, was written by Krishnamurti himself on October 21, 1980. "The core o...
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      Ommen Campfire Talks 2
      Krishnamurti Early Writings | Ommen, Holland 1926
      All wise people, all people who are searching after knowledge, must look about them and contemplate. All things, whether living or non-living, are ...
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      The Central Core of Thinking
      Beginnings of Learning | School Dialogue, Brockwood Park, England. June 1971
      Krishnamurti: We are all terribly solemn this morning, aren't we? What do you think about all day long and why do you think about these things? Are...
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      Featured Interview Answers

      What future do you foresee for Krishnamurti's works? Do you think they will grow in importance or will they just gradually die away?
      answered by Vivian Martinez
      Krishnamurti's teachings will continue to affect man's transformation individually and therefore the world. In fact I am an example of that. I ca...
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      How do you personally go about exploring the Krishnamurti's teachings (through personal study, dialogues, dvds)?
      answered by Kopalle Murali Krishna Murthy
      Mostly through studying his teachings and conducting dialog on them with three others in a private house one day in a week. Occasionally viewing th...
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      Can dialogue - in the sense of sincere inquiry - be organized or can it only come about spontaneously, unprompted?
      answered by Surendra Maganti
      After we have completely understood then probably something spontaneous happens all the time , yet dialogues have their limitations as well hence...
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      The highest function of education is to bring about an intergrated individual who is capable of living life as a whole
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      Life is like a tamrind fruit bound in its shell. The fruit is what we are, we enjoy/suffer, experience willingly/unwillingly/unwittingly,and the bo...
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      Kari Jansson
      I'am 63 years old retired married man. We have two grown-up sons, who live their own life. First book by Krihsnamurti I read on the year 1972. ...
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