The Path to Spiritual Freedom

Author: (India) Jiddu Krishnamurti / Liao Shide
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Jiddu Krishnamurti said, we must first be free, then we can explore. Only by letting go of all attachments to knowledge, theories, prejudices, etc., can we see the truth. The Path to Psychological Freedom collects Krishnamurti's inspiring talks and discussions held in London, Amsterdam, Paris, and Switzerland's Sanary. With his usual approachable attitude and progressive method of enlightenment, he guides people to delve deeply into the true meaning of freedom, the relationship between humans and thought, the roots of fear, and fundamental changes in humanity. His words can be considered, outside of Zen, another form of direct, heart-stirring discourse, even more direct and profound than Zen. The Path to Psychological Freedom collects Krishnamurti's inspiring talks and discussions held in London, Amsterdam, Paris, and Switzerland's Sanary. With his usual approachable attitude and progressive method of enlightenment, he guides people to delve deeply into the true meaning of freedom, the relationship between humans and thought, the roots of fear, and fundamental changes in humanity. His words can be considered, outside of Zen, another form of direct, heart-stirring discourse, even more direct and profound than Zen. Jiddu Krishnamurti said, we must first be free, then we can explore. Only by letting go of all attachments to knowledge, theories, prejudices, etc., can we see the truth.