In "What are we Seeking," Krishnamurti suggests that the persistent human search for fulfillment and meaning:

Is a natural and necessary drive that ultimately leads to spiritual awakening.

Is fundamentally misguided because true happiness lies in accepting the impermanence of all things.

Perpetuates a cycle of dissatisfaction as long as it is directed towards external objects, achievements, or beliefs.

Can only be satisfied through adherence to a specific religious doctrine or spiritual practice.