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Think on These Things
Book • 1964
In 'Think on These Things', J. Krishnamurti presents thought-provoking discussions that challenge readers to examine their thoughts, beliefs, and societal conditioning.
The book emphasizes the need for self-awareness, education as liberation, and living authentically.
It encourages readers to think beyond norms and traditions, fostering personal freedom and mental liberation.
The book emphasizes the need for self-awareness, education as liberation, and living authentically.
It encourages readers to think beyond norms and traditions, fostering personal freedom and mental liberation.
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Naval Ravikant as a starting point for those interested in his cerebral and intellectual style of writing.
Naval Ravikant as a starting point for those interested in his cerebral and intellectual style of writing.
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