To be alone is essential for man to be uninfluenced, for something uncontaminated to take place. For this aloneness there seems to be no time, there are too many things to do, too many responsibilities and so on. To learn to be quiet, shutting oneself in one’s room, to give the mind a rest, becomes a necessity. Love is part of this aloneness. To be simple, clear, and inwardly quiet, is to have that flame. – Krishnamurti
A recent post on Beyond Meds also speaks to the merits of spending time alone: Isolating? Withdrawing? Or do you just need alone time?
More posts featuring Krishnamurti on Beyond Meds:
● If your meditation is only a personal matter; then it is not meditation
● forget the ideal, the ideal is not real
Books by Krishnamurti: