Dying to everything each minute | J. Krishnamurti

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Dying to everything each minute | J. Krishnamurti

Extract from the fifth public talk in Ojai, 1977.

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[prasadmulupuri]

"I want to weep for You": That is the compassion that drove him for sixty years.

[mansoor]

Listen to him carefully, very carefully again and again until your hard core shell of ego which is nothing but our conditioning since ages is shattered & broken to pieces.

[janardhan]

Ending of all our previous knowledge from moment to moment brings the unknown to us ...this man is a gift to humanity

[upalipeiris]

I have listened to this man since I was in my 20s. The most remarkable thing about his speeches is that you always discover something new IN YOURSELF. It is marvelous.

[soupsandwich]

"I wonder if you understand all this." I do, it just took me 40 years when I finally wasn't striving for anything, anymore.

[angeloiodice]

I am actually "shocked" by this talk. I have never seen him quite like this. He is so passionate and desperate to make his message known. Very beautiful man. His talking is so personal, constantly, constantly, constantly checking to see if you are losing your attention on this matter. Constantly checking if you are following him in the direction he is going, and not down a bypass into your own concepts and thinking process. Very amazing that he even shows frustration in knowing that he is delivering a message and some are not getting it. He is absolutely committed to making us get his communication. Very sweet; very kind.

[akito]

When he said 'all thoughts go away when death comes' for some reason I felt so light and empty, I've been taught to use my head all my life and finally realising that I can let that go in an instant like REALLY let it go made me tear up, live in the now people

[khaledrashad]

J. Krishnamurti. What you know and tried to relay to us can't be put into words. I thank you from the depth of my heart. How beautiful a man you are.

[iMilhouse]

Truly transformative. What a different world we’d all live in if we were taught this instead of our modern educational system...

[andrempn]

You can feel how Krishnamurti becomes overwhelmed by the fact that he wants to transmit all that knowledge, but knows that not everyone will grasp the totality of what he have to say.

[sylviagung]

"Don't move to any direction. Moving to any direction means continuity. If you don't move, something new takes place" ... Moving to back, foreward, to sides, down, up... "Stay where you are" removing attachments. Understand yourself through beauty of everything, without seeking answers ... Just live on by the moments

[nikhilkumarsharma]

Its joy to see comments crossing 100 in numbers in JK's videos😊

[Gent]

Although your body is no longer with us Mr. Krishnamurti, I Love you and Thank you! With all my heart, thank you.

[zagorkastevicgojkov]

It is so astonishingly free being together. There is no need for any more words, except for thankfulness to the Kishnamurti Foundation for existing.

[bindiya]

Your humility knows no bounds. You have freed me from myself and all that I have known - thus liberating me from the fetters of this wounded earth-bound existence into the illuminating light of awareness whereby the ‘I’ is non-existent. I have listened to you for two years now and I will continue listen to you forever. I love you, Jiddu Krishnamurthi. Thank you for everything, and for all that you are.

[ernestorodriguezjr]

His frustration at the end really hit me! Thank you for uploading…

[aleturr]

To die every second is to really live.

[leonardamato]

The Eternal Now...Unending thanks to The Source, and the late Krishnaji; as well as those having taken on the responsibilty of disseminating the teachings...

[grahaminglis]

What Krishnamurti is revealing in this talk is the most difficult thing to listen to from the conditioned psychological perspective (which is the only perspective one knows) because the ending of the particular and the general consciousness is the death of the whole conglomeration of everything that is believed to be the sustaining factors that the movement of relativity or logical reasoning has acquired either from the inherited traditions of past generations or during the current living period. The question of whether it is efficacious to contemplate bringing that ending forward into the exigencies of daily psychological life is both frightening and exciting to consider. It is made so revolutionary because for it to happen it means turning away completely from every idea and ideal that’s thought to provide comfort and protection from the travails that beset me and you, and by extension everything that humanity encounters according to the individual consciousness structure handed down by traditional society’s values.

Obviously, most people will reject the prospect of what the conditioned mindset would regard as a ridiculous notion to cast oneself asunder from the protective shield that the collective so-called norms hold as the bedrock of sanity and therefore to reject the traditional line would be regarded as entering an insane state of mind. Of course, if shedding the illusion of protection is looked at as a means to gain new knowledge from the competitive standpoint of personal advantage over others, it’s bound to bring further conflict and contraction due to the cause/effect mechanism of fragmented thinking processes.

So insight that is holistic by nature and therefore unconditionally moving without any central mover (ego) is needed, but such insight is foreign to thinking as we know it with time at its core. It is undoubtedly the most serious question one is ever likely to consider and that’s why Krishnamurti takes pains to point out everything about it, but ultimately responsibility rests with the beholder. Cheers

[dwcrabtree]

Thought has a purpose and that is to function only when absolutely necessary