In the contemplative work of Jiddu Krishnamurti, fear is dissected not just as an emotional response but as a profound psychological barrier that inhibits human freedom and understanding. This exploration delves into the roots of fear and challenges the reader to confront it with awareness rather than avoidance, offering insights into how fear shapes individual lives and collective societies.

• Fear is fundamentally linked to the self: It arises from attachment to one’s identity and the desire for security, which are constructs of the conditioned mind.
• Fear distorts perception and thought: It narrows consciousness, leading to...
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