KRISHNAMURTI : The Last Talks - Talk 1. (Part 3 of 8).

This is Talk 1: Part 3 (28 December 1985, Madras India), it is in eight parts.
The first of 3 Final Talks given by Jiddu Krishnamurti, his last and most enigmatic talks.

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[soulmanjoeb]

The truest voice of humanity I ever heard

[Xanever]

@BallinTrollin The world is more corrupt, more, in chaos and we have more "bullshit ways" than ever. And we still DON'T (not can't but don't ) provide house and food to ALL humans. Still millions are either hungry or barely fed. Because of the "me" . With more technology and resources, the humanities ego only now is able to do larger scales of impact and destruction to its self and those around it.

I hope intead of waiting for "others" to wake up, you keep walking on the path to waking up.

[caruuso]

At around 35'' he started saying "I'm" then corrected himself to "the speaker..." :-)

Why that annoying artifice of constantly referring to himself in the third person as "the speaker"? It WAS an artifice, as the slip demonstrates.

[3investigators]

@AlwaysBe5 Nor is my teaching about creating anything or avoiding anything. It's all on the menu already. My teaching is a reminder that love/peace is who we are at every moment. My teaching is a reminder that everything exists right here and now and that we can focus on whatever we choose from the everything and we have the experience of that - love, peace harmony - or it's opposite.

[AlwaysBe5]

@3investigators his teaching is of seeing the whole of life and living with true love and peace, it isn't about manifesting, creating anything. not about avoiding one thing and seeking the better one.

[3investigators]

@AlwaysBe5 Yes - I experience this every day of my existence. Life is limitless. Life is the NO-THING that literally encompasses everything. What "we" call life on earth is not who we are. Our thoughts are not who "we" are. Our philosophies and our feelings and our experiences and our bodies - these are not who "we" are. These are things - which are expressions of who "we" are - which, as you observe - is energy which is, was and always will be.

[AlwaysBe5]

@3investigators are you living the way you're expressing here? and i think the truth is rather that we desire life to not end in this so-called "death." it's the reason for these many religions and followers. i was caught in this notion too, but now i know that the existence or non-existence of the afterlife doesn't matter in this life, for me. we can't know anyways(except J. Krishnamurti knows?), only life here matters. energy is the core of everything, maybe the mystery of life lies there.

[3investigators]

@AlwaysBe5 I think the most terrifying truth for us to accept is that life does NOT end with so-called "death". Life is indestructable. In a way believing that life begins and ends on this spinning rock called earth is a comfort because we can then look forward to the end of our supposed pain and suffering. The trick? Being aware that we are limitless. Then earthly suffering diminishes as we consciously manifest experiences we truly want rather than living as victims of circumstance.

[mikevern69]

@AlwaysBe5 confabulation.

[AlwaysBe5]

@mikevern69 I agree with you. We don't want the terrifying truth so we invent truths and believe in them, like we don't want death so we invent life after death; though, I may never know if it is invented or not. So it's important that we treat this life as it is, with all the pain and joy.

[mikevern69]

@Satsxio36 thats a nice mesage thankyou. we can talk like this for now and then and in the future...and on on on , a wonderful thing called existance....