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> I'm having similar problems understanding your post as I do with understanding his writings. How do you confirm the similarity of the problems? One thing's f
by blueprint 10y ago
> I'm having similar problems understanding your post as I do with understanding his writings.
How do you confirm the similarity of the problems? One thing's for sure - I can help you get more concrete understanding the more you ask me concrete questions and check. The same cannot be said of Krishnamurti's teaching as his words cannot be verified (they lack verifiable problems). Feel free to ask me any questions you would like. If you want to do something good for yourself or society I'll be happy to see if I can help identify the causes and the way to the result you want.
> This discussion would have probably been a lot more productive if either of you defined what in the world do you mean by "love"/"true love"
You probably just missed it, but I certainly did define it concretely… unless you replied before reading my entire post. You have to be on your guard for whether you can confirm how well you really understand the definition. It took me a long time to see it, myself.
- ZenoArrow 10y ago>"You probably just missed it, but I certainly did define it concretely" Is this the definition you're referring to? >"Love is blessing. Blessings are that which enable or cause a good result for something or for it to change for the better." Has this view of 'love is blessing' changed your life? What has it helped you with?
- blueprint 10y agoYes, that's correct. Excellent questions. If you want to understand the definition of love correctly you need to learn conscience and justice first of all. Conscience is the way to brighten one's mind, and justice is the way to brighten our world. Is there any greater blessing than living with a bright mind in a bright world ?
- ZenoArrow 10y agoOkay, let's say I'd like to learn about justice, what is it that one needs to learn about justice?
- blueprint 10y agoLike in math, answers are made by problems/questions. Literally cannot get a certain solution without correctly understanding the problem. So, the quality of answers depends on the quality of questions. The more accurately, precisely, and realistically you can point out what you want to know the more specifically an enlightened being would be able to answer you. Please note this is my answer to the specific question you asked. If you want to know the definition of justice, its function, how it can be practiced or generated, etc., I'll need to know what you have in mind.