Very few human beings change radically | Krishnamurti

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[adrianlee]

Because most people are not aware of how much pain they're in and the ego loves to hide and mask it all to keep the cycle going.🙏

[sixwingsram]

I read "The Flight of the Eagle" in 1979 and it changed my life and saved my sanity or what there was of it. Krishnamurti was Enlightened and helped me tremendously with His Truth. Mary Lutyens wrote about K's process in "Years of Awakening"❤🌟❤

[rul]

Very exact and to the point. I love this, being this month 82.

[babbarr]

This was very good and provocative. A no nonsense guy.

[focusspocus]

Great mind . Yes thank you Krishnamurti 🙏

[iyyakuttirajasekaran]

In the field of a religious life no question of teacher and the taught !!!.This is a revolution inwardly!!!

[constancemichelle]

I have been listening to Krishnamurti for years now and he always said he is not a Guru he don't need or want followers he only ask that we do it and we will see❤ and I have been doing it but I will say it's not easy but it works❤❤❤so who ever listens to him please do it! That's all he asks! We must change ourselves 😊

[pankajsinha]

I always felt an un surpassed character .

[shubhambhardwaj]

His wisdom is so incredible that is not limited to psychological but beyond the all boundries of thought process. Sometime i go deep with his wisdom and find the life in very basic things.

[theuofs]

Radical change often necessitates a significant (life-altering) event such as a terminal disease diagnosis (e.g. cancer), repeated visions and dreams that depict our lives as drastically different, genuine enlightenment (however that may appear to each of us), and even a near-death experience - something that awakens us from a perhaps decades-long trance or sleep; something that reveals to us what our true life purpose is (rather than what it may have been conditioned to be).

[vikashagarwal]

The point touched here is the soul of all his talks. The moment ones own mind understands and then acknowledge this truth and finally see it in it's own movement in day to day life. He can truly set itself free from all movements which is nothing but a constant formation from illusion to other and still act skillfully and do all acts required in the physical world. As now the source behind all illusornary assumptions and problem itself is aware of its own creation and realizing same finally stops doing so...

[gameofthrones]

He is such a fire...Truth is awsome...much better as any lie.❤Aum.
.Thx 4 the recording and uploud. May Absolute Truth be ❤

[WingZeroDuality]

Everyday, modern generations feel purposelessness. Tensions grow as a result. So much energy dissipated, never a freedom to look.

[ishapattanashettar]

A psychological field in which all movement is meaningless 🙏🙏❤️

[Mirace]

Eğer düşüncenin başlangıcına bakarsanız. Önce duyularla algılama var. Mesela gözle baktığımız şeyler var. Sonra bu bakışa düşünce sözlü olarak müdahâle ediyor. Sonra imge, sonra da duygu oluşuyor. Düşüncenin bu işleyişinin çocukken ana dili öğrenme aşamasında gelen bir alışkanlık olabileceğini fark ettim. Çocuğa şeylerin adını öğretirken mesela, anne, baba, ağaç gibi. Çocuğun duyularla algılamasına müdahale ediyoruz. Çocuk, düşüncenin alanına giriyor ve arşivde yaşamaya başlıyor. Kelimelerin olmadığı bir ilişki gerçekten var.

[davemakk]

One point He missed is: There are actually people who live so free of fear, of false hope, of any conflict. They wake up every morning and just GO!!!!
Full speed ahead, living their dream passionately. I definitely envy a person like that. I think They are truly SANE!
(i . e., I'm not 😳🙄😬)

[dsmd]

Biologically, we do what we do. Cognitively or psychologically, I've been trying to work out the remaining mysteries OF the biology that causes so many such existential anxiety. We're too busy selling drugs to solve the problems for real. The meaning of life for me has become to review human knowledge and try to fix the sloppy patches that pass for understanding. I get silence or ridicule for being right. We're too busy paying people to repeat dogma.

[diegokricekfontanive]

I wonder if, when we complain that the human world is a mess, we are also willing to see that we are part of that mess.
Or are we so self-absorbed to think that we are outside of it?

[klasgroup]

Such humans are hard wired differently

[thinkneothink]

The answer to his question is that very few humans want to change fundamentally, or radically. If they did then they would.