We seem to think that simplicity is merely an outward expression, a withdrawal – having few possessions, wearing a loincloth, having no home, putting on few clothes, having a small bank account. Surely, that is not simplicity. That is merely an outward show. And it seems to me that simplicity is essential, but simplicity can come into being only when we begin to understand the significance of self-knowledge. – Krishnamurti, Ojai, California, July 1949 – Fourth Talk in The Oak Grove