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Urgency of Change, The (Ocurrences: 107)
Krishnamurti: Of course! I wonder how you are using the word ``good'' when you say what is the good of this freedom? Good in terms of what? The known? Freedom is the absolute...
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Tradition and Revolution (Ocurrences: 93)
In this is the bondage of time. But, the brain cells also know that in this there is no freedom, and they want freedom. In freedom may be the super-security. And that is...
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Talks in Europe 1967 (Ocurrences: 80)
Is freedom a thing to be achieved through a gradual process of time, through discipline, control, suppression? Or is freedom at the beginning, not at the end? That is, to...
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To Be Human (Ocurrences: 77)
Surely there are several kinds of freedom. There is political freedom; there is the freedom which knowledge gives when you know how to do things, the know-how; the freedom...
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Sep 21st 1958 |
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There are two types of freedom, are there not? There is freedom from something I am free from anger let us suppose but the freedom from something is a reaction; obviously...
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Talks and Dialogues Saanen 1968 (Ocurrences: 71)
There are two types of freedom, are there not? There is freedom from something I am free from anger let us suppose but the freedom from something is a reaction; obviously...
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Talks and Dialogues Saanen 1967 (Ocurrences: 71)
Before we begin to unravel the very complex issue of fear we should also, I think, understand the nature of freedom. What do we mean by freedom and do we really want to be...
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Krishnamurti on Education (Ocurrences: 63)
One of the unsolved problems and challenges to educationists all over the world is the problem of freedom and order. How is a child, a student, to grow in freedom and at...
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Talks by Krishnamurti In Europe 1965 (Authentic Report) Paris-Saanen (Ocurrences: 62)
Let me put it another way - you look a little bit puzzled. You know, it is the very nature of a good, healthy, strong mind to demand freedom, not only for itself, but for...
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Jul 18th 1965 |
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Talks in Europe 1968 (Ocurrences: 57)
So the question then arises: is it possible for a human being living in this world to be totally free of fear? That's what we are going to examine. Freedom is not freedom...
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Mind Without Measure (Ocurrences: 48)
We have to enquire also into what is freedom. We have said that where there is order in our life, total order, that order is virtue and that very order is freedom. The word...
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Reflections on the Self (Ocurrences: 46)
So one has to find out what is learning. I want to learn whether there is freedom from thought, first. Not how to use thought - that is the next question. But can the mind...
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Sep 09th 1972 |
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Questions and Answers (Ocurrences: 46)
Many philosophers have written about freedom. We talk of freedom - freedom to do what we like, to have any job we like, freedom to choose a woman or a man, freedom to read...
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Letters to the Schools Vol. 1 (Ocurrences: 44)
Freedom is a very complex affair. One must approach it with utmost attention, for freedom is not the opposite of bondage or an escape from the circumstances in which one...
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SA75T5 (Ocurrences: 44)
What is freedom? Many books and theoreticians and so-called philosophers - the word 'philosophy' means the love of truth, not the love of words and theories - many philosophers...
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Jul 22nd 1975 |
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First and Last Freedom, The (Ocurrences: 41)
The first requirement, not as a discipline, is obviously freedom; only virtue gives this freedom. Greed is confusion; anger is confusion; bitterness is confusion. When you...
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Talks by Krishnamurti in India 1962 (Verbatim Reports) Varanasi, New Delhi, Bombay (Ocurrences: 37)
We must have freedom, not verbal freedom, not mere political freedom, nor freedom from organized religions. I think that most people who are aware of the world situation...
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Feb 14th 1962 |
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Talks by Krishnamurti in India 1959 (Verbatim Reports) New Delhi, Madras (Ocurrences: 37)
Do please experiment with what is being said as we go along. I would like to consider with you the vast and complex problem of freedom, but to inquire into that problem,...
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Nov 22nd 1959 |
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On Freedom (Ocurrences: 37)
So is it possible to be free from the linguistic prison? You understand? Sirs, you don't put your minds to all this. Right? See if it is possible for you, sitting here now...
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Jul 10th 1984 |
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OJ79D3 (Ocurrences: 36)
K: (Laughs) Can love exist without freedom - what do you mean by freedom? You have freedom in this country to do what you like to do. Right? Yes, sir. You have freedom of...
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Apr 17th 1979 |
