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God, Death, Religion and Reincarnation by Krishnamurti J (2014, Trade Paperback)
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ISBN-101500608750
ISBN-139781500608750
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Book TitleGod, Death, Religion and Reincarnation
Number of Pages202 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2014
TopicAgnosticism
GenreReligion
AuthorKrishnamurti J
FormatTrade Paperback
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Item Weight12.8 Oz
Item Length9 in
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SynopsisA journey through the most difficult words like Death, God, Religion, Reincarnation and After life. Who are we and what is our purpose of life. Is here a God or not? Is there an after life? Are we seeking God or proving him/her and why? An extract from the book:Consciously or unconsciously, surreptitiously or openly, one begins to inquire into the purpose of life, and each one receives an answer from the so-called specialists. The artist, if you ask him what is the purpose of life, will tell you that it is self-expression through painting, sculpture, music, or poetry; the economist, if you ask him, will tell you that it is work, production, co-operation, living together, functioning as a group, as society; and if you ask the religionist he will tell you the purpose of life is to seek and to realize God, to live according to the laws laid down by teachers, prophets, saviours, and that by living according to their laws and edicts you may realize that truth which is God. Each specialist gives you his answer about the purpose of life, and according to your temperament, fancies and imagination you begin to establish these purposes, these ends, as your ideals.Such ideals and ends have become merely a haven of refuge because you use them to guide and protect yourself in this turmoil. So you begin to use these ideals to measure your experiences, to inquire into the conditions of your environment. You begin, without the desire to understand or to fulfil, merely to inquire into the purpose of environment; and in discovering that purpose.....Is God to be believed in? Read another excerpt from the book:The priests, the preachers, the organizers of religions, the bishops, the cardinals, the butcher, the man who flies an airplane and drops a bomb - they all say, 'God is with me'. The man who makes money, exploits others, the man who accumulates wealth and builds temples or churches, says that God is his companion. All such people believe in God; and surely, their belief is merely a form of self-expansion, it is their own conceit. Such people, those who believe in organized dogmas, who have conditioned their minds according to a particular pattern called religion, obviously can never know the ultimate reality.
