Inward Flowering is a transcription of a dialogue with Krishnamurti, students and staff at Brockwood Park in 1976. This short ebook (17 pages) explores the question about inward flowering – from the intro:
“We should ask, whether we are inwardly and perhaps also outwardly – they are really related – whether we are growing, not physically taller or stronger, but inwardly, psychologically, flowering. I mean by that word flowering that nothing hinders us, nothing blocks or prevents us from actually growing deeply, inwardly. Most of us hardly ever flower, grow, bloom. Something happens in the course of our life which stultifies us, deadens us, so that there is no deep inward nourishment.”
The text explores themes such as the relationship between the individual and society, the role of thought in perpetuating conflict, and the necessity of living in the present moment. Through his penetrating insights, Krishnamurti challenges readers to look within themselves, question their beliefs, and discover a deeper understanding of life.
Inward Flowering is a guide for those seeking spiritual growth and a life of authenticity. It serves as an invitation to embark on a journey of self-discovery, offering practical wisdom and timeless insights for anyone interested in the art of living with awareness and compassion.
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