
What is the relationship between the inner and outer confusion - J. Krishnamurti - Brockwood Park 1980 - Public Talk 3
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Why is there this inward disorder which naturally must express itself in outward disorder? Can there be absolute order? What is the cause of the division in us as well as in the world? Detachment is attachment. If I try to become detached I am attached to that detachment. When there is complete attention there is no confusion. When there is fear we become violent, we want to destroy in the name of god, in the name of religion, in the name of social revolution. If you realise that fear is you there is no movement to be made. Pleasure, love, suffering, fear are all entangled, all interrelated. You must have a mind that is capable of receiving the whole universe, and that is possible only when the mind is clear of confusion and fear.
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