Editorials

• From Light To Darkness by Kinfonet Editorial Board

  In March of 1927, the young German physicist Werner Heisenberg discovered what was to become known as ?The Uncertainty Principle?- a theory that later proved instrumental in the development of qua...

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• The Secret Life of Trees by Kinfonet Editorial Board

  Is beauty, as the saying goes, in the eye of the beholder? Consider what transpires when we stand awe-struck before a piece of exquisite art, or when we admire the vibrant colors of an autumn lands...

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• Life and Death of the Self by Kinfonet Editorial Board

  One of the most appealing aspects of Krishnamurti's teaching is that it is a purely individual affair. He was most adamant that, other than for practical matters, no organization should be formed a...

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• The End of Inquiry by Kinfonet Editorial Board

  Today, Krishnamurti is more valued for the philosophical insights that his teachings afford than for the radical transformation that he himself was most passionate about. This despite the fact that...

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• I Have Been Made Simple by Kinfonet Editorial Board

  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 human thought in general and on our own thinking in part...

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• Of Time and Timelessness by Kinfonet Editorial Board

  "People like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion."Albert EinsteinKrishnamurti's insistence that transfor...

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• Understanding and Insight by Dev Singh

  A few years before his death, prompted by his biographer Mary Lutyens, Krishnamurti wrote a summary of his entire message. In this piece, entitled "The Core of the Teaching", Krishnamurti writes: ...

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