The problem of violence and its liberation in the Philosophy of Krishnamurti
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https://doi.org/10.14422/pen.v71.i265.y2015.009Keywords:
Krishnamurti, violence, hate, fight, power, selfisnesh, observation, intelligence, comprehension, energyAbstract
The aim of the thought of Krishnamurti is human freedom. The first challenge of it is to face the center point of instincts and stimulations that man shares with animals and that resumes that we call violence. Krishnamurti makes a deep analysis of this aim pointing out its roots, shapes, causes and nature. Then it centers its objetives in the possibility of avoiding violence advising of the erroneous solutions of the problem. After this, it is centered in the real way of the eradication of violence that is the direct way, intelligent and comprehensible. This comprehension offers a new energy that expels the violence of the inner space of the soul.
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