Awakening to Truth: J. Krishnamurti's Socio-Philosophical Reflections

Abstract

This research paper sets on a journey to analyze Jiddu Krishnamurti's Socio-philosophical reflections revolve around the theme of "awakening to truth." Jiddu Krishnamurti is a luminary in philosophical discourse. He is widely known for his approach to reality, consciousness, and the human experience. By engaging with the subtleties of Krishnamurti's thoughts, the paper seeks to uncover the philosophical background upon which the visionary's thoughts are rooted while providing insights into the practical implications of the thoughts on the individual and society. Krishnamurti's statements on truth are non-dogmatic per se. Instead, they traverse traditional philosophical foundations in a comprehensive, holistic philosophy that encompasses self-inquiry, pursuits of liberation from conditioning, and the contemplation of individuality and collectively in consciousness aspect. His teachings encourage the reader to question the truths they are supposedly convinced of, welcoming the reader into a stance of readiness to receive new revelations about themselves unconditionally. By critically analyzing themes such as perception, inquiry, and liberation, the paper intends to bring to light Jiddu Krishnamurti's insights into the notion of truth and the transformative change that happens when one awakens to the truth. The paper simultaneously aims to inspire the reader to engage deeply with the discussed insights to go on their journeys to understand themselves and their experience, leading to a profound understating of human existence.