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Krishnamurti's Book Of Life

Hi, this is the RDF news with the titles of this weeks's thoughts in Jiddu Krishnamurti's Book of Life. You can get a FREE e-book for any desktop of this contemporary Indian thinker. Follow one of these links to read the thought on line. Or to download your FREE e-book in JAVA and XML for any desktop. Start the day with a really possitive thinking. And have a nice day!

Happiness is not sensation - (Found July 6, 2008 )

Mind can never find happiness. Happiness is not a thing to be pursued and found, as sensation. Sensation can be found again and again, for it is ever being lost; but happiness cannot be found. Remembered happiness is only a sensation, a reaction for or against the present. What is over is not happiness; the experience of happiness which is over is sensation, for remembrance is the past and the past is sensation. Happiness is not sensation....What you know is the past, not the present; and the...
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Can happiness be found through anything - (Found July 6, 2008 )

We seek happiness through things, through relationship, through thoughts, ideas. So things, relationship, and ideas become all-important and not happiness. When we seek happiness through something, then the thing becomes of greater value than happiness itself. When stated in this manner, the problem sounds simple and it is simple. We seek happiness in property, in family, in name; then property, family, idea become all-important, for then happiness is sought through a means, and then the means..
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Happiness that is not of the mind - (Found July 6, 2008 )

We may move from one refinement to another, from one subtlety to another, from one enjoyment to another; but at the center of it all, there is "the me" - "the me" that is enjoying, that wants more happiness, "the me" that searches, looks for, longs for happiness, "the me" that struggles, "the me" that becomes more and more refined, but never likes to come to an end. It is only when "the me" in all subtle forms comes to an end that there is a state of bliss which cannot be sought after, an...
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