@skyblack Sounds interesting,though I'm not a fan of krishnamurti. Any snippets you can relate?

If one can really understand the problem, the answer will come out of it, because the answer is not separate from the problem.

It is impossible to act rightly; the invention of this right is ever hopeless agony and evasion of what-is. One can only act truthfully.

There is no effective tradition but truthfulness.

When the deepest passion has been betrayed you are now left with nothing.

It seems, If one seeks* heaven (not the "christian" heaven or any other kind of similar heaven),

there is but one thing to do,

to keep the fires of purgatory (not the "christian" purgatory or any other kind of similar purgatory),

clean and pure. To refuse every irrelevance.

* To seek is to not find.

Revisiting a year old thread

One may say:

For the grown-up Innocence is something abstract. In his incomprehension, he thinks it involves the absence of what would prejudice it. However, it only involves the absence of his prejudice. Thus it is inconceivable to him.

You cannot learn from experience because it is not complex.

You cannot understand what you could not experience, that of which you are not inwardly capable.

Only the complete risk of one's highest organization can challenge the oscillation between being haunted and undermined by the possibility of an organization more fundamental and complete -- and the skeptical purity of mental and vital sensuality, whose fires are hard and intense but which also has no constancy or definitiveness -- persists in fact as crisis, in tension with the universe and its own deep sensuality.

A man who has not repose is being used by his body and mind in dependence on he knows not what.

Nice! It's quite sad that he seems to have neglected the full breadth and depth of (ancient) Indian philosophy, of Indian origin though he was.

Nice! It's quite sad that he seems to have neglected the full breadth and depth of (ancient) Indian philosophy, of Indian origin though he was. — Agent Smith

I must have missed your post. But now that i have seen it, every post after the 3rd one is mine. Goodbye friend.

I must have missed your post. But now that i have seen it, every post after the 3rd one is mine. Goodbye friend. — skyblack

Hi and bye! :smile: