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Richard T · 10-23-2008, 11:33 AM

Krishnamurti was one rare man.

He is right. The psychological conditioning forces a trend of directions in humans. The belonging to the memory of the race totally conditions the psychological into a false sense of security. And wars both challenge that sense of security and force changes in the social organization of the races and cultures.

But if man is conditioned, then free will is an illusion. Because all impression of choices already are part of what is acceptable within the consciousness of the race, the rest being considered a sort of evil.

10-23-2008, 11:33 AM	#5
Richard T Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 179	Re: Why Don't You Change? Krishnamurti was one rare man. He is right. The psychological conditioning forces a trend of directions in humans. The belonging to the memory of the race totally conditions the psychological into a false sense of security. And wars both challenge that sense of security and force changes in the social organization of the races and cultures. But if man is conditioned, then free will is an illusion. Because all impression of choices already are part of what is acceptable within the consciousness of the race, the rest being considered a sort of evil.