Jiddu Krishnamurti
Meditation is to discover an area in ...
Unabridged
1 hour 24 minutes
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Meditation is to discover an area in which there is no movement of thought - 28 July 1974 • Has the world and its thought-based activity bred fear? • Can hidden fears and subtle forms of pleasure be exposed through analysis? • What is a mind to do when it sees the falseness of analysis and introspective examination? • Is the controller different in nature from what he says he is going to control? • Can the mind empty itself of time, direction and movement, which is the ending of thought? • What place has knowledge in meditation? • Can thought and meditation live together harmoniously in daily action? • Is the speaker teaching you higher knowledge? All the speaker is saying is: watch yourself. Questions from the audience followed the talk.
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