Concepts of Truth, Love, freedom, Authenticity

March 11, 2014March 14, 2014by Gord Clements

We live our lives as if we know what these concepts are. We use these words endlessly but can we truly understand what they represent through conventional meanings.

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So we have to understand the existence, this life, our relationship to society. We have not only to understand our relationship with each other, with society, but to bring about a radical change in that relationship. And that is our responsibility. I do not think we feel this urgency. - Krishnamurti

So we have to understand the existence, this life, our relationship to society. We have not only to understand our relationship with each other, with society, but to bring about a radical change in that relationship. And that is our responsibility. I do not think we feel this urgency. – Krishnamurti

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