English

Thought

This book is a profound exploration into the nature, limits, and dangers of human thought. Drawing inspiration from the clarity and uncompromising insight of J. Krishnamurti, the author examines how thought—while essential for science, technology, and daily functioning—turns deeply destructive when it enters the psychological realm. With remarkable precision and compassion, the book reveals how thought creates the illusion of a separate “me” and how this centre becomes the root of fear, conflict, sorrow, comparison, and violence. Thought has built civilizations, sent rockets to other planets, and transformed the material world—but the same thought has divided humanity into nations, religions, ideologies, and identities that endlessly clash. Through chapters on psychological time, the self, the intelligence of life, choiceless awareness, and the ending of the “me,” the book offers a radical insight: psychological thought is the poison that corrupts human life, and only awareness—not control, not discipline, not belief—can end this inner fragmentation. The work weaves philosophical reflection, dialogue, cosmic imagery, and meditative inquiry into a unified investigation of what it me

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