Urgency of Change • The Krishnamurti Podcast
Krishnamurti on Progress
Apr 3, 2024
Spiritual philosopher Krishnamurti questions the concept of psychological progress in this episode. Discusses if the 'me' can become better without conflict or struggle. Explores the essence of meditation and challenges conventional ideas of progress and evolution.
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- Psychological progress questions the idea of 'me' becoming better, urging for a radical shift in consciousness.
- Meditation focuses on inner silence and confronting internal chaos for true intelligence and clarity.
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The Misconception of Progress
Progress, in the context of human advancement, is critically questioned in this podcast episode. Krishnamurti challenges the traditional notion of progress, highlighting the destructive behaviors seen as development. He questions if human beings are truly evolving in a positive direction by examining societal issues like wars, pollution, and the continuous self-centeredness. The emphasis shifts from external advancements like technology to internal transformation. Krishnamurti proposes a psychological revolution instead of pursuit for self-improvement, aiming for a total change in consciousness.
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