Books

I recently discovered the thinker Jiddu Krishnamurti... How is it that I had never heard of him before? My life has taken a completely different turn since I found him. I haven't felt this way about my reading since Kafka. A beautiful lesson in humility that I have just learned 😍

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It's sth new to me too. He is from which school of thought? Could you explain shortly ?

None, precisely—he rejects them all 😅 
He centers on the idea of radical self-awareness and inner freedom. He rejects all organized belief systems, traditions, and authorities, advocating instead for a direct understanding of reality through self-inquiry. He emphasizes the importance of living fully in the present, free from the conditioning of the past and the illusions of the future. His teachings encourage individuals to observe their thoughts and emotions without judgment, leading to a state of inner liberation and clarity. 

His thinking is so different from anything I have read so far, a true invitation to let go.

Yes, it's quite strange. At first, I immediately thought of the cult-like aspect, haha, but I quickly realized that it's not possible because he doesn't offer any particular way of thinking or doing things. It's really an invitation to figure things out on your own, away from the ego, haha

Oh, it is strange in a good way tbh. I'm totally intrigued. Gonna search for it and maybe if i have the strength work on it translation