Quote by Jiddu Krishnamurti

It is only in alert silence that truth can be.

It is only in alert silence that truth can be.

Summary

This quote suggests that truth cannot be fully revealed or understood in a noisy and chaotic environment. In order to grasp the essence of truth, one needs to be in a state of attentive and quiet contemplation. By practicing alert silence, one can overcome distractions and delve into a deeper understanding of reality and the truth it holds.

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Truth Inspirational Silence Alert Silence

By Jiddu Krishnamurti

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