J. Krishnamurti - Saanen 1977 - Public Talk 6 - What is it to observe holistically?

Описание: Saanen 1977 - Public Talk 6 - What is it to observe holistically?

Summary:

To observe freely, holistically, means there is no fragmentation or direction in observation.

Is there a state of being in which there is a coming to an end of everything?

Is there a way of living which is from moment to moment, without any retention, which is memory?

The mind must have no identification with the name, form, with any person, idea or conclusion – is that possible?

One can find out the truth of death only when there is an ending to everything that you have.

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