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Freedom From The Known
"The world accepts and follows the traditional approach. The primary cause of disorder in ourselves is the seeking of reality promised by another; we mechanically follow somebody who will assure us a comfortable spiritual life." To understand ones self, Krishnamurti believed, is the beginning of wisdom. Understanding is not accepting a description of the view of the world mapped by another no matter how lofty the map maker. Krisnamurti encouraged making your own map.This book should create a revolution within you. It is the start of a fantastic journey.
Chapter 1
• Man's Search • The Tortured Mind The Traditional Approach • The Trap of Respectability • The Human Being and the Individual • The Battle of Existence • The Basic Nature of Man • Responsibility • Truth • Self-transformation • Dissipation of Energy • Freedom from Authority •
Chapter 2
• Learning About Ourselves • Simplicity and Humility • Conditioning •
Chapter 3
• Consciousness • The Totality of Life • Awareness •
Chapter 4
• Pursuit of Pleasure • Desire • Perversion by Thought • Memory • Joy •
Chapter 5
• Self-concern • Craving for Position • Fears and Total Fear • Fragmentation of Thought • Ending of Fear •
Chapter 6
• Violence • Anger • Justification and Condemnation • The Ideal and the Actual •
Chapter 7
• Relationship • Conflict • Society • Poverty • Drugs • Dependence • Comparison • Desire • Ideals • Hypocrisy •
Chapter 8
• Freedom • Revolt • Solitude • Innocence • Living with Ourselves as We Are •
Chapter 9
• Time • Sorrow • Death •
Chapter 10
• Love •
Chapter 11
• To Look and to Listen • Art • Beauty • Austerity • Images • Problems • Space •
Chapter 12
• The Observer and the Observed • •
Chapter 13
• What is Thinking? • Ideas and Action • Challenge • Matter • The Beginning of Thought •
Chapter 14
• The Burdens of Yesterday • The Quiet Mind • Communication • Achievement • Discipline • Silence • Truth and Reality •
Chapter 15
• Experience • Satisfaction • Duality • Meditation •
Chapter 16
• Total Revolution • The Religious Mind • Energy • Passion •