In a world full of problems, can we come upon a state in which problems do not exist? Can we look at everything which thought has put together, as the past, the traditions, the form, the body, the senses, the feelings—everything. Can we be aware that our consciouness as we know it is the essence of disorder?
We are not free. Is it possible to observe that fact without making a problem out of it? Is there one insight, one comprehension that will bring about a total pychological revolution in each one of us? What is the action in which there is no contradiction, no regret, no reward or punishment? In other words, can we come upon the whole of life and see its great beauty?
Can we step out of something ordinary into something extraordinary?
-J. Krishnamurti