"The earth belongs to all of us, it does not belong to the communists, the socialists, the capitalists, the Hindus, the Buddhists, or the Christians; it is yours and mine, it is meant to be lived happily, filled with the wealth of life within, without conflicts. But this sense of happiness, of the wealth of life, this sense that 'the earth belongs to all of us' cannot come through coercion, through laws. It must come from within us, because we love the earth and everything on it; and this love is a state of learning."

Krishnamurti (1895-1986) is a very unique philosopher. The foundation of his teachings lies in the belief that social change cannot be achieved without individual change. Additionally, he criticizes religions and sects.

Krishnamurti constantly emphasizes that happiness cannot be achieved if there is not a denial of any authority. This is the meaning of the numerous lectures he gave over many years worldwide, often saying: "From the moment you follow someone, you cease to follow truth."

"The Sense of Happiness" - a worldwide bestseller - allows us to see the world differently. It urges us to discover the root of our personal problems, but also to understand how society functions in which we live. It teaches us the art of seeing or listening with our hearts and discovering the truth that lies within us.