Everybody sees the world through the idea he has of himself. If
you imagine yourself as separate from the world, the world will appear
as separate from you and you will experience desire and fear. I do not
see the world as separate from me, and so there is nothing for me to
desire or fear." –Nisargadatta Maharaj
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J.Krishnamurti's perception of fear is more psychological than metaphysical unlike that of Maharaj. Krishnamurti touches the central core of fear, which is thought, assuming the role of an observer as divided from other thoughts. Krishnamurti has made the highest revelation relevant to understanding.
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