J. Krishnamurti - Saanen 1977 - Public Discussion 2 - Motive prevents observation

Описание: Saanen 1977 - Public Discussion 2 - Motive prevents observation

Summary:

Is it possible to be totally awake, aware?

Awareness implies no practice at all.

I must observe my conditioning, whether good, bad, indifferent, mediocre or excellent, without any motive.

Is it possible to be free of motive?

Having no motive gives freedom of observation.

If there is a motive in the exclusive love of another, is that love?

You have to look at yourself because you are the whole universe, the whole of humanity.

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