What Love Is Not
‘We don’t know how to love, we only know how to think about love.’
What Do We Mean by Education?
‘A mind that is learning is a free mind.’
What Is Our Relationship to Nature?
‘If you lose relationship with nature, you lose relationship with humanity.’
Krishnamurti on Mental Health
‘How is mental health to be measured, and what does it mean to be truly healthy?’
Krishnamurti on Meditation
‘Meditation must come naturally, like a flower that blooms. You cannot force it.’
The Meaning of Death
‘Can you know death in the same way that you know living?’
The Root of Fear
‘It is only with direct contact with fear that you are free.’
The Art of Looking, Listening, Learning
‘There is no need for belief when you are only concerned with facts.’
The Search for Meaning
‘Not knowing what it is all about, we look to somebody else to tell us the purpose of life.’
On Loneliness
‘As long as there is self-centred activity, there must be loneliness.’
What Will You Do With Your Life?
‘Don’t you want to find out if it is possible to live in this world richly, fully, happily?’
Freedom From the Self
‘Beauty is the quiet of the self forgotten.’
On Hurt
‘Who is hurt? Is it the image you have about yourself?’
The Transformation of Consciousness
‘Any form of change based on tradition or authority is no change at all.’
The Observer and the Observed
‘The observer is watching, judging, censoring, accepting, rejecting.’
What Is Our Responsibility in the World?
‘If we change in our relationship, society changes.’
What Is Compassion?
‘Compassion is not sentiment, it is not woolly sympathy or empathy.’
Krishnamurti and David Bohm
Two of the greatest minds of our time come together in a mutual exploration to the edge of the known.
Creativity
‘Creativity cannot be invited; it has to come to you.’
Attachment and Freedom
‘One who is afraid of emptiness, of being nothing, is attached.’
What Brings Disorder in Relationships?
‘Thought creates the image and our relationships are between images.’
Can the Mind Be Free of Conditioning?
‘Freeing the mind from conditioning is the ending of sorrow.’
The Ending of Conflict
‘Face the fact that you are in conflict, and live with it completely.’
Time and the Timeless
‘If there is no tomorrow, there is a tremendous revolution inwardly.’
Krishnamurti on War
‘War is the spectacular and bloody projection of our everyday life.’
A Perception Free of Time
‘Perception is instantaneous, timeless; there is no gradual approach to it.’
Krishnamurti on Artificial Intelligence
‘If the machine can do everything thought can do, what then is man?’
