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What's Nietzsche's core philosophy?

What he actually saying to the world?

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Yes, he was wrong, because he refused to let you sleep in comfort.

Yes, he was bad, because he dared to pull off the masks everyone held so dear.

Yes, he was dangerous, because he wanted you to be free even from your own illusions.

He was the villain who loved you enough to break your favorite cage.

He was the fool who tried to wake a world that was comfortably dreaming.

He was dishonest, because he told you that truth isn't found in books, but in yourself.

He destroyed your peace just to show you it was only silence before the storm.

He stole your beliefs, only to give you your own eyes.

So yes, call him bad, call him wrong.

After all, who forgives a man who holds up a mirror to a world that prefers darkness?

Why this perspective works:

The Paradox of Truth When someone challenges centuries of tradition, society views them as "bad" simply because comfort is preferred over transformation.

Just like a surgeon has to cut to heal, Osho's radical approach was designed to shock people out of unconsciousness.

‌ What is essential is to see that one is confused, that all activity, all action which springs from confusion, must also be confused. It is like a confused person seeking a leader– his leader must also be confused. So it is essential to see that one is confused and not try to escape from it, not try to find explanations for it, but be passively, choicelessly, aware. Then you will see quite a different action springs from that passive awareness. If you make an effort to clarify the state of confusion, what you create will still be confused. But if you are aware of yourself, choicelessly, passively aware, then that confusion unfolds and fades away. You will see, if you experiment with this – and it will not take a long period of time because time is not involved in it at all – that clarification comes into being. But you must give your whole attention, your whole interest, to it.

Jiddu Krishnamurti From Collected Works, Vol. 5

r/Krishnamurti

In morning I have been attending a lecture of jk

Where he was saying

"You are the jealous"

You don't feel angry, you are the anger

How can it be true?

It don't make any sense!

Please tell me what is he saying ?

Like if I find any girl pretty or healthy I start looking myself.

Maybe I will say you are assuming her future partner or anything but

Maybe it's the reason

But why?

Like if I find any girl pretty or healthy I start looking myself.

Maybe I will say you are assuming her future partner or anything but

Maybe it's the reason

But why?

What happened is that I don't know how to ride a bike. I am 20 years old now, and everyone makes fun of me. Because I am a bit skinny, my confidence has always been low, and I feel like my parents have always looked at me as someone who is too simple and useless—just because I don't know how to ride a bike and I can't handle responsibilities like a mature adult. Just imagine how it feels when even a kid mocks you, saying, "You still don't even know how to ride a bike?" Today, I went out to learn how to ride with my father. I rode it for about 5 to 6 minutes. On our way back, an uncle asked us where we were coming from. I replied, "Just from around here." Right then, my father said, "I'm teaching him how to ride a bike." Hearing this, the uncle replied, "You must be joking! Even my younger son can ride one." I felt so deeply ashamed. When I got back home, my family members were so shocked to hear that I was actually riding a bike.