| Mon, 29 Jun 2009 | #1 |
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"Thought has created this sense of lonliness, this emptiness, because it is limited , fragmentary, divided and when it realizes this, lonliness is not, therefore there is freedom from attachement." Have not been able to understand it beyond the verbal level, any explanations? Transformation is instant |
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| Tue, 30 Jun 2009 | #2 |
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farha naaz wrote: Is there a sense of lonlyness when one is not thinking? Or maybe we should look at waht is craving and attachment in its relationship to lonliness. K maybe saying that it is only in the action of the self or ego that we experience this feeling of emptyness, without the actions of the self this sense is not there. Maybe when one observes the feelings that come up with the toughts that accompany them, one is able to end it simply by a state of being rather than thinking....? Life is relationship |
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| Tue, 30 Jun 2009 | #3 |
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Hi Farha, I find that all of Jk teaching requires observation, perception. I would
So your question is how do I do this last connection
I don?t want to discourage you, but the contrary, this question is part of
So here we are talking about realization are we not? True experimenting consists in understanding through our own alert watchfulness, |
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| Sun, 26 Jul 2009 | #4 |
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Why are we always looking for explanations? Don?t they always supply us with even deeper confusion and new misunderstanding hence suffering and catching us on the verbal lever forever instead of giving expected understanding and relief? Can we see the process of self-cheating in that desire to get explanations? nosce te ipsum This post was last updated by Victor Blackbird Sun, 26 Jul 2009. |
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| Sun, 02 Aug 2009 | #5 |
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Victor, if I may intervene in this discussion, I am interested to know how the desire to get explanations amounts to self cheating. Unless Advanced, K's Teachings May Remain As Ineffective As of Now |
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| Sun, 02 Aug 2009 | #6 |
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Hi, Prasanna P
To understand this question, to find a real answer and not only to get some explanations from me or anyone else, it is necessary to understand the nature of desire per se. Many people (especially in India) have since ancient times known that desire, wish, will and all that sort has an illusory nature and is holding a man in that circle of repetitive actions and reactions which they call human life. Buddha and Krishnamurti they are unanimous in this point. Freedom of any desire makes silence in human mind. That silence opens a new dimension of consciousness and contains real answers to all human questions, not only verbal explanations. However generally, human being doesn?t know very much about real silence but they know a lot about words and feelings; they used to give and get explanations. That way the verbal artificial being supersedes the real one which is pristine and natural for human being. A man cannot ever be satisfied with verbal answers however clear and true they might seem to be; time comes and the same question will be asked again and again.
What we all need is to see that following any desire is nothing but chasing a dream and a dream can never lead us to reality. That way our mind will be getting naturally quiet. To see that phenomenon we have to explore, to know ourselves, our ego because it is our own, our private desire. nosce te ipsum |
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| Mon, 03 Aug 2009 | #7 |
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Discussion, you talking with me, is a normal affair. Then a topic is raised which is a different reality to discussion between people. Like I am looking at something indescribable. There is no discussion. You can share the viewing, that's all there is to it. Are you happy not having discussion, only standing alone sharing the viewing? Faced with this constant demand for discussion, i can figure out how to talk with you, and not stop viewing. This is a very different to talking in discussion, because you have to listen as if you are the original viewer. |
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| Tue, 04 Aug 2009 | #8 |
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Oh God ! How can you call it self cheating? Although there seems to be a point in what you say, the term self cheating baffled me. Why don't you call it 'insatiable' or never fulfilling desire etc. ? I think, I will be cheating myself, when I have got a wrong answer and I claim or think that I have the right answer. Isn't it ? Unless Advanced, K's Teachings May Remain As Ineffective As of Now |
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| Tue, 04 Aug 2009 | #9 |
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I beg you, be baffled, Prasanna, as long as you can hold it because any instant you are thinking ?Eureka!? you have been caught by your own believing and you are cheating yourself.
Your answer can never be right because it always is only an insignificant part of truth and in fact is always null and void. Human?s mind is just incapable to accommodate truth. This is the whole problem of it and here is the cause of mankind?s tragedy. Truth, reality is an entirely special thing; has nothing to do with fragmentary facts a man is accustomed to deal with. nosce te ipsum |
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| Tue, 04 Aug 2009 | #10 |
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< If you had to sum up what Krishnamurti is all about in just a few words of your own, what would they be? Meditation and attention.> I like your answer very much, Peter, but look ? Meditation is not different from Attention, is it? nosce te ipsum |
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| Tue, 04 Aug 2009 | #11 |
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Just a few words. |
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