num_pages: 109
description: Krishnamurti here likens the condition of the human mind to the programming of a computer and offers his many readers an opportunity to form an independent network of thought.From the cover--"In these talks, given in Amsterdam and Saanen, Switzerland during 1981, Krishnamurti likens the conditioning of the human mind to the programming of a computer. "We human beings have been 'programmed' biologically, intellectually, emotionally, psychologically through millions of years," he asserts, "and we repeat the pattern of the programs over and over again." His aim in The Network of Thought is to help clarify and free us from such programming, from the inner bonds that have restricted genuine awareness throughout the course of human existence."
language: English
title: The Network of Thought
titlecomplete: The Network of Thought
genres: Philosophy, Psychology, Nonfiction
ratings_count: 161
publisher: Harper & Row Publishers