He didn't say he was rebelling against anything. You said he was.
Krishnamurti say that he was part of an unhealthy community and realized that he could not lead them into health. He could point them towards the right path, but they had to walk it themselves.
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One of JK's more famous sound-bites: "It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society." I think that's EXACTLY what we're discussing right now.
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Here's the core difference in how we're thinking: I'm not looking at this as a binary, but rather as phases of development, wherein once one comes out of the phase of rejecting authority, they can reintegrate it in new ways.
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