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Issue No. 25
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The Newsletter
Editorial Note
by Javier Gómez Rodríguez
Dear Friends
by Friedrich Grohe
K: Love Is a Dangerous Thing
Krishnamurti
Letters to the Editor
Facing the Fear of Death
The Blind Alley
of the Ideal
Why the Teachings
Seem Not To Work
K: On Marriage
Krishnamurti
Articles
I Am That Man
by Donald Ingram Smith
Psychotherapy and Wholeness
by Wolfgang Siegel
Fragmentation, Negation and Wholeness
Krishnamurti
Between the City and the Forest
by Suprabha Seshan
David Bohm’s First Meeting with K
from an interview with Sarah Bohm
The Finite and the Infinite
by David Bohm
Changing the Unconscious
Krishnamurti
Pushing the Boundaries - An Appreciation of David Bohm
by Colin Foster
Journeying to the Heart of Sorrow
Krishnamurti
On Education
Krishnamurti on the Timetable
by Bill Taylor
K: That Sweeping Nothingness
Krishnamurti
Krishnamurti on Living and Education
by Daniel Raveh
In the Light of Learning
by Paul Dimmock
Proposal for a Centre for Teacher Learning
by Alok Mathur
K: Knowledge and Pure Observation
Krishnamurti
International Network
Events
Theme Weekends at The Krishnamurti Centre, Brockwood Park 2006
Annual Saanen Gathering 2006 in Switzerland
International Conference on Krishnamurti and Consciousness
Annual Winter Gathering in Thailand, 2006
Announcements
Inauguration of the Krishnamurti Centre in Hyderabad, India
Book Review: On Krishnamurti
by Javier Gómez Rodríguez
The Beginning of Thought
Krishnamurti
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| Love Is a Dangerous Thing
Krishnamurti
Be supple mentally. Strength does not lie in being firm and strong but in
being pliable. The pliable tree stands in a gale. Gather the strength of a
swift mind.
Life is strange, so many things happen unexpectedly, mere resistance will
not solve any problem. One needs infinite pliability and a single heart.
Life is a razor’s edge and one has to walk on that path with exquisite care
and with pliable wisdom.
Life is so rich, has so many treasures, we go to it with empty hearts; we
do not know how to fill our hearts with the abundance of life. We are poor
inwardly and when the riches are offered to us, we refuse. Love is a dangerous
thing, it brings the only revolution that gives complete happiness. So
few of us are capable of love, so few want love. We love on our own terms,
making of love a marketable thing. We have the market mentality and love
is not marketable, a give-and-take affair. It is a state of being in which all
man’s problems are resolved. We go to the well with a thimble and so life
becomes a tawdry affair, puny and small.
What a lovely place the earth could be, for there is so much beauty, so
much glory, such imperishable loveliness. We are caught in pain and don’t
care to get out of it, even when someone points a way out.
I don’t know, but one’s aflame with love. There is an unquenchable
flame. One has so much of it that one wants to give it to everyone and one
does. It is like a strong f lowing river, it nourishes and waters every town
and village; it is polluted, the filth of man goes into it but the waters soon
purify themselves and swiftly move on. Nothing can spoil love, for all things
are dissolved in it – the good and the bad, the ugly and the beautiful. It is
the only thing that is its own eternity.
Letters to a Young Friend, pp. 7–8
© 2004 by Krishnamurti Foundation of America
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