J. Krishnamurti

[Mal12345]

J. Krishnamurti

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He has the sad, soft ideas of a humanitarian. I'll say INFP.

 

[Riva]

IFP me thinks.

I read that he was brought up from a young age to be the person he was. So does it mean that his ideas weren't from a man who was a natural at it, he simply had his head filled with ideas to such an extent he lived and preached throughout his life whatever which was was taught to him and his immediate environment.

This maybe a harsh thing to say - the above makes me think of a parrot.

 

[Mal12345]

I was just going by looks.

 

[Riva]

I was just going by looks.

It's a classic Mal reply.

 

[Mal12345]

It's a classic Mal reply.

I know I'm a class act. But thanks!

 

[Riva]

I know I'm a class act. But thanks!

It's hard not to notice.

 

[Mal12345]

It's hard not to notice.

 

[Mal12345]

IFP me thinks.

I read that he was brought up from a young age to be the person he was. So does it mean that his ideas weren't from a man who was a natural at it, he simply had his head filled with ideas to such an extent he lived and preached throughout his life whatever which was was taught to him and his immediate environment.

This maybe a harsh thing to say - the above makes me think of a parrot.

"Jiddu Krishnamurti was an Indian speaker and writer on philosophical and spiritual subjects. In his early life he was groomed to be the new World Teacher but later rejected this mantle and disbanded the organisation behind it." wikipedia

 

[Riva]

"Jiddu Krishnamurti was an Indian speaker and writer on philosophical and spiritual subjects. In his early life he was groomed to be the new World Teacher but later rejected this mantle and disbanded the organisation behind it." wikipedia

???

Was that suppose to contradict what i said or has a completely different purpose?

Anyway, fyi the society he belonged to - the one which groomed him - built the school i attended.

 

[Z Buck McFate]

I read that he was brought up from a young age to be the person he was. So does it mean that his ideas weren't from a man who was a natural at it, he simply had his head filled with ideas to such an extent he lived and preached throughout his life whatever which was was taught to him and his immediate environment.

This maybe a harsh thing to say - the above makes me think of a parrot.

This was kind of the opposite of what happened. He was chosen at a young age to be some kind of leader, but rejected the thing he was supposed to be a leader of (some group affiliated with the Theosophical Society) and spent the rest of his life preaching (kinda) that no one should ever let anyone else fill their head with ideas, no authority should ever be above questioning, etc. Kind of the penultimate 6w5, I think. He even had outbursts at people for too easily accepting the ideas he was preaching, if I remember correctly.

You went to a school built by the Theosophical Society?

 

[Riva]

This was kind of the opposite of what happened. He was chosen at a young age to be some kind of leader, but rejected the thing he was supposed to be a leader of (some group affiliated with the Theosophical Society) and spent the rest of his life preaching (kinda) that no one should ever let anyone else fill their head with ideas, no authority should ever be above questioning, etc. Kind of the penultimate 6w5, I think. He even had outbursts at people for too easily accepting the ideas he was preaching, if I remember correctly.

Hey thanks. I actually knew that he rejected that society who trained him.

Would he have become famous in his field or would he have entered that field if it wasn't for theosophical society? I think he wouldn't have even been known. Also he grew up in that society and was educated by them since he was a kid. It is natural to assume that it would result in the majority of his thoughts to be in line with philosophy.

However, he did reject their ideas which means he grew out of childhood brain poisoning OR he simply felt smothered by the society and chose to leave much like most children eventually feel about their parents.

 

[Mal12345]

???

Was that suppose to contradict what i said or has a completely different purpose?

Contradict.

 

[wildcat]

INXP

 

[Riva]

[MENTION=825]ygolo[/MENTION] this dude makes me think of you, esp when you look like you are high on ganja.

 

[hacbad macbar]

Krishnamurti is more dogmatic philosopher than a spiritual teacher. The one hardly penetrates to the truth through his texts. There is a sincere intention, but lack of talent. Osho is different. There is a gift, but lack of sincerity. Osho looks like a manipulator from time to time.