KRISCHNAMURTI, spiritualiste indien penseur de la liberté

I. L'ATTENTION SANS RÉSISTANCE
II. AUTRE USAGE NÉFASTE DE L'EFFORT : LE FAIT DE VOULOIR CONTRER EN FORCE SON PROPRE PASSÉ
III. LE DÉTACHEMENT À L'ÉGARD DES BIENS MATÉRIELS, DES SIGNES DE RÉUSSITE
IV. LE BONHEUR ATTEINT PARCE QUE NON VOULU COMME TEL
V. L'AMOUR ET LE PLAISIR

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I. ATTENTION WITHOUT RESISTANCE
II. ANOTHER HARMFUL USE OF EFFORT: THE DESIRE TO FORCEFULLY COUNTER ONE'S OWN PAST
III. DETACHMENT FROM MATERIAL ASSETS, SIGNS OF SUCCESS
IV. HAPPINESS ACHIEVED BECAUSE IT IS NOT INTENDED AS SUCH
V. LOVE AND PLEASURE

The liberation of our mind from what hinders it is the essence of the paradoxical teaching of Krishnamurti, an Indian philosopher and writer. "Paradoxical" because how to learn to be free? The art of meditation is a process that frees us from all the invisible chains deep within us.  Krishnamurti's spiritualism invites us to transform our perception of life, not to be used as a crutch for our suffering, often resulting from modern life, but to awaken us to what makes up the strength of life and the beauty of the world.