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Most people think the world needs more tolerance today. But in this quote, J. Krishnamurti explains why tolerance actually limits us from being more inclusive.
Instead, he suggests an antidote that we can use to become not just more loving but also wiser. His lesson syncs neatly with a powerful insight from Osho on the difference between friendship and friendliness.
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