The courage to remain oneself. Conversations in Amsterdam, September 1982. 2nd edition. Krishnamurti W. G.

u. G. Krishnamurti (1918 - 2007) is the most radical and shocking teacher, which does not fit into any existing spiritual and secular framework and representations. At the age of 49, a grand mutation occurred with him, which impressively changed his perception, the work of all his senses and the physiology of the body to the level of cells and chromosomes. All accumulated knowledge was completely mixed out of it, including the idea of ​​the independent “I” and the opposing society.

y. G. claims that a person’s genuine problem for the need to be different than he is, and culture imposed this need for him. He calls not to depend on anything. The courage to remain himself is that no one else can give. If you get rid of the burden of the entire human past, then all that remains is the very courage.