Más allá de la violencia: Reflexiones sobre el origen y el fin del sufrimiento (Sabiduria Perenne)

by Jiddu Krishnamurti, Jiddu Krishnamurti

Recognizing that the world is filled with violence, both on a global and individual scale, the author asserts that in order for society to change, individuals must produce a change within themselves. This fascinating analysis will provide readers with an understanding of the connection between humans and violence and will demonstrate how to achieve mental liberation and tranquility.Realizando que el mundo esta lleno de violencia, tanto en el nivel global como individual, el autor sostiene que el cambio de la sociedad surgirá cuando el ser humano produzca un cambio en sí mismo. Este análisis fascinante proveerá a los lectores un entendimiento de la conexión entre los humanos y la violencia y los mostrará a como alcanzar la liberación de la mente y la tranquilidad total.
 

Genres: Philosophy, Nonfiction, Spirituality, Psychology

200 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1972

About the author

This author also writes under: J. Krishnamurti

Reviews

[Pankaj Suneja]

The book and the author asks us to share a journey together to understand the truth. The author teaches that one has to experience within and not seek in terms of knowledge because knowledge is thing of past and of memory. Our thoughts are memory and hence does not take us closer to truth.
It is ordinary and yet extraordinary to feel new for the first time and every time.
To see without existing labels and thoughts.
Now as i write it, i think i am mostly writing from my memory. There is nothing present about it. I think the author will stay longer in me, and will share a spiritual journey.
The book is deep and coming straight out of experience.

[bojfischer]

sebuah perjalanan spiritual ~

[Shubhang Prakhar]

A conceptually fresh, timeless book which offers a very different perspective on living life.

[Andrei Ștefănucă]

An honorable and honest sketch of the path to enlightening of the human psyche by constant in-depth observation of one's self.

[Wilhelm]

Krishnamurti should be on the national curriculum.