U. G. Krishnamurti,
No Way Out — Chapter 8
“ If you look at a beautiful woman, for example, the moment you say that it is a woman, you have already created a problem — "A beautiful woman!" Then it is more pleasurable to hold her hands than just to look at her. It is more pleasurable to embrace her, even more pleasurable to kiss her, and so on. It is the build-up that is really the problem. The moment you say that she is a beautiful woman, culture comes into the picture. ”
