Carved in stone!

Carved in stone

If the raw material is good, then something can be made of it.

I naturally cannot conclusively assess for myself whether — and how precisely — I've remained true to my goals. In my opinion, very few people can; well, at least I don't know many.

Should I have been overreaching, non-neutral, or indoctrinating anywhere, I sincerely apologize, and upon corresponding notice, I'll promptly delete, supplement, or simply adjust the passages. No problem at all. Failure or making mistakes belongs to life just as much as correcting them — that's the essence of my work.

To once more mark my standpoint, intention, and target field of my efforts, I close this website with a quote that sustainably influenced me after discovery and in a way opened my eyes.

It formulates hardly better what should be the answer — both individually and societally — when we pose the question.

"How do we want to live?"

In this sense, pleasant day to all.

Thomas

(to be) CRAVED IN STONE!

Jiddu-Krishnamurti

Telugu జిడ్డు కృష్ణమూర్తి
Jiddu Krsnamūrti; * 12. May 1895 in Madanapalle, India; † 17. February 1986 in Ojai, California

"I claim that the only spirituality is the incorruptibility of the self."

"I claim that truth is a pathless land and you cannot approach it by any path whatsoever — no religion, no sect. (…)

Truth is boundless, it cannot be conditioned, you cannot approach it by any path whatsoever, it cannot be organized; nor should any organization be formed to lead or coerce people along a particular path. (…)

As I said, I have only one purpose: the complete liberation of the human mind, urging it to break free from all enclosures (…)

I desire those who seek to understand me to be free, not to follow me or make of me a cage that will become a religion, a sect. Rather, they should free themselves from all fears (…)

The only way to judge whether you have been transformed is whether you have become freer, bigger, and more dangerous to every society based on the false and the unessential."