Sherab Namgyal / November 23, 2014

Loneliness: Living in the Prison of Me

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There is the sorrow of loneliness. I do not know if you have ever been lonely: when you suddenly realize that you have no relationship with anybody. And this loneliness is a form of death. As we said, there is dying not only when life comes to an end but when there is no answer, there is no way out. That is also a form of death: being in the prison of your own self-centered activity, endlessly. When you are caught in your own thoughts, in your own agony, in your own superstitions, in your deadly, daily routine of habit and thoughtlessness, that is also death – not just the ending of the body. And how to end it also one must find out. The ending of sorrow is possible. – Krishnamurti, What Are You Doing with Your Life?