Within the individual thereare multiple developmental lines which are at various levels or stages of development.
I would like these blog posts to focus on the whole of life; relfections on deeper issues among individuals who share a vision for the good, the true, and the beuautiful. Perhaps together we can explore important movements in life and have fun and humor along the way. Also I hope, as those who think integrally do, to create a little sanctuary on the vast sea of cyberspace, where individuals can commune and share the space called "we". Thanks!
I have read Krishnamurti for several years now and found what he has to say simply remarkable. One of the main elements of his teaching is the idea of conditioning of the human brain (in all of its multifarious forms); naturally Krishnamurti renounces any and all practices which claim to help one achieve or become enlightened. He says we must be a light unto ourselves. More recently I have began reading Osho, in particular, his book of Secrets which contain some 112 techniques for centering and meditation. I came across a rather fascinating conversation where we talked about the message of Krishnamurti and he pointed out that the message the K is trying to convey is for those individuals who don't listen to him in the first place. Osho points out that most people in fact DO need practices and that very very few can go it alone. Here is a quote from the passage: