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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Think on These Things

Book • 1964

Jiddu Krishnamurti

In 'Think on These Things', J. Krishnamurti presents thought-provoking discussions that challenge readers to examine their thoughts, beliefs, and societal conditioning.

The book emphasizes the need for self-awareness, education as liberation, and living authentically.

It encourages readers to think beyond norms and traditions, fostering personal freedom and mental liberation.

Mentioned by

Andrew Wilkinson

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Recommended by

Naval Ravikant

as a starting point for those interested in his cerebral and intellectual style of writing.

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Mentioned by

Shaan Puri

as a book on life philosophy.

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Mentioned by

Andrew Wilkinson

as a book containing profound wisdom.

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Mentioned by

Dan Dworkis

when discussing that there is no abstract truth that doesn't apply to daily life.

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Mentioned by

Brian Johnson

as the source of the episode and its core ideas, recommending it for Krishnamurti's lectures and wisdom.

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Mentioned by

IJ Makan

, referencing his views on fear, competition, and the illusion of separateness.

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Mentioned by

Joe Thomas

as a book he reads regularly as an adult, highlighting its thought-provoking questions and answers.

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Mentioned by the podcast host as influencing his thoughts on relationships.

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