Audio | J. Krishnamurti – Saanen 1976 – Public Talk 1 – What will change a human being?

Описание: J. Krishnamurti – Saanen 1976 – Public Talk 1 – What will change a human being?

Why has man created the society and culture in which we live?

Thought, being fragmentary, cannot possibly solve the things it has created.

You can face the fact only if you are actually listening to the fact.

If thought cannot change me, what will?

One must find out if there is a totally different kind of energy not brought about through conflict.

Can the mind, consciousness, empty itself of itself to find out if there is a totally different kind of energy?

Questions from the audience followed the talk.

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