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Tikras religinis protas nepriklauso jokiam kultui, jokiai grupei, jokiai religijai ar organizuotai bažnyčiai. Religinis protas nėra hinduisto, krikščionio, budisto ar musulmono protas.
Religinis protas nepriklauso jokiai grupei, kuri save vadina religine.
Religinis protas nėra tas, kuris lankosi bažnyčiose, šventyklose ar mečetėse. Jis taip pat nėra protas, kuris laikosi tam tikrų tikėjimų ar dogmų.
Religinis protas yra visiškai vienas.
Tai protas, kuris perprato bažnyčių, dogmų, tikėjimų ir tradicijų klaidingumą.
Nebūdamas nacionalistinis, nebūdamas sąlygotas savo aplinkos, toks protas neturi horizontų, neturi ribų. Jis yra sprogstantis naujumu, jaunas, gaivus ir nekaltas.
Nekaltas protas, jaunas protas, nepaprastai lankstus ir subtilus protas neturi jokio inkaro, prie kurio būtų pririštas.
Tik toks protas gali patirti tai, ką jūs vadinate Dievu, tai, kas yra neišmatuojama.
From Krishnamurti on Education
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The true religious mind does not belong to any cult, any group, any religion, any organised church. The religious mind is not the Hindu mind, the Christian mind, the Buddhist mind or the Muslim mind. The religious mind does not belong to any group which calls itself religious. The religious mind is not the mind that goes to churches, temples, mosques. Nor is it a religious mind that holds to certain forms of beliefs and dogmas. The religious mind is completely alone. It is a mind that has seen through the falsity of churches, dogmas, beliefs and traditions. Not being nationalistic, not being conditioned by its environment, such a mind has no horizons, no limits; it is explosive, new, young, fresh, innocent. The innocent mind, the young mind, the mind that is extraordinarily pliable, subtle, has no anchor. It is only such a mind that can experience that which you call God, that which is not measurable.
From Krishnamurti on Education
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The true religious mind does not belong to any cult, any group, any religion, any organised church. The religious mind is not the Hindu mind, the Christian mind, the Buddhist mind or the Muslim mind. The religious mind does not belong to any group which calls itself religious. The religious mind is not the mind that goes to churches, temples, mosques. Nor is it a religious mind that holds to certain forms of beliefs and dogmas. The religious mind is completely alone. It is a mind that has seen through the falsity of churches, dogmas, beliefs and traditions. Not being nationalistic, not being conditioned by its environment, such a mind has no horizons, no limits; it is explosive, new, young, fresh, innocent. The innocent mind, the young mind, the mind that is extraordinarily pliable, subtle, has no anchor. It is only such a mind that can experience that which you call God, that which is not measurable.
From Krishnamurti on Education