Education as Service

J. Krishnamurti's "Education as Service" explores the profound connection between education, spirituality, and service to humanity. This philosophical work delves into the role of education in shaping individuals and society, emphasizing the importance of cultivating a spirit of selfless service.

Drawing from Theosophical principles, Krishnamurti examines how education can foster genuine understanding and compassion, moving beyond mere intellectual training. He challenges readers to reconsider conventional approaches to learning and to envision an educational system that nurtures inner growth and a deep sense of responsibility.

This volume offers timeless insights into the purpose of education and its potential to contribute to a more just and enlightened world. It appeals to those interested in Eastern philosophy, spiritual growth, and the philosophical foundations of education.

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