Inward revolution
Subtitle: bringing about radical change in the world
By: J. Krishnamurti ; edited by Ray McCoy.
Contributors: McCoy, Ray.
Publisher: Shambhala Publications
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Boston, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 230
Subjects: Conduct of life.
Table of contents: title: Can I live in this mad world without effort?; title: Can thought find a harmonious way of living?; title: What prevents the mind from having immense space?; title: Is truth fixed or something living?; title: What is the quality of a mind that is in a state of meditation?; title: Is it possible to live in this marvellous world with love, with beauty, with truth?; title: How do you look at your life?; title: Can there be an inward and therefore an outward revolution?; title: What is love? what is death?; title: How is the mind to be quiet?; title: How do you look at yourself and at the world?; title: Can the mind be profoundly free?; title: Is it possible to change our psychological nature radically?; title: Can you hold the earth in you hand, the sea in your fist?