Thought is your Enemy – Mind-shattering Conversations with a Man called U.G

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Thought is your Enemy – Mind-shattering Conversations with a Man called U.G

Thought is your Enemy – Mind-shattering Conversations with a Man called U.G. This quote caught my interest: “Is there any such thing as happiness? I would say, no. So, the quest for happiness is a cultural input, and that is the common desire that we know exists everywhere, in every part of the world. That is what we all want, and that want is the most important want in human beings everywhere. Happiness, if you want to use that word, is like any other sensation. The moment thought separates itself from what is called the sensation of happiness, the demand to keep that sensation going longer than its natural duration also occurs with it. So, any sensation, however extraordinary, however pleasant it may be, is rejected by the body. Keeping that sensation going longer than its duration of life is destroying the sensitivity of the sensory perceptions and sensitivity of this living organism. That is the battle that is going on.”

Language title : Thought is your Enemy – Mind-shattering Conversations with a Man called U.G

Author : U.G. Krishnamurti

Category : Books

Sub Category : Sahitya - Literature

Sect : Unknown

Language : English

No. of Pages : 88

Keywords : happiness, Krishnamurti, sensation, Sensitivity, sensory perceptions, Thought, UG

Thought is your Enemy – Mind-shattering Conversations with a Man called U.G

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