Krishnamurti- Who am I?

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Someone asked Jiddu Krishnamurti "Who are you?"

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  • Lots of people are enlightened who go on to live 'normal' lives because they are inevitably pulled back to their human nature, and that human is controlled by the society it is in. In India, and other Eastern countries, it is socially acceptable, even popular, to be enlightened and to pursue enlightenment, so people can more easily follow more closely to that path. Here in America, everyone is obsessed with materialism, so even after becoming enlightened, people still follow the path of money.

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  • @sheepard9915 .it is about living in the present. once you are aware of your true self, you will not have to accumulate things....path of money is a result of insecurity present in society. communication between people is needed to lessen that insecurity.

  • @sheepard9915 you talk of enlightenment as if it is something like qualifying an exam. once you pass it you can just go on to live your life.........but my friend enlightenment is noyhing like that i do not know what it is...but i know it cannot be defined as a limited entity...it has to be a life long search....

  • @keshavf1 Perhaps Krishnamurti was totally spot on about the computer... We made it, and we're constantly working to ensure it will become much greater than we ever could be. See, I'm sure I'm not alone in this feeling, but it seems as though we have experienced a shift. Unconsciously we've begun to feel as though "the computer", as Krishnamurti defines it, is now superior to our consciousness.. or at the very least holds far greater potential than our human consciousness. Seems we gave up.

  • @keshavf1 there are too few, too far, and too much in-between those of us who are still patient, willing, and able to listen to each other... It seems we may go the way of the neanderthal. Being calm and willing to listen to one-another is unfortunately no longer advantageous... For as what is considered culturally relevant on a mass scale becomes more and more fractured and our cultural attention spans diminish, those who reflect on the past are becoming more and more irrelevant... :(

  • This man, straight up, looks exactly like Bill Cosby lol

    I just discovered this man the other day. He is fucking incredible, his thought process is on a different level, and explains the world as it is spot on

  • @Foryeva well if we keep on going like this we will fail certainly.....but maybe on the brink we will change........i know u are right but i hope that u will be proven wrong

  • @keshavf1 the only thing i believe most completely is the failure of humanity

  • @ICUcreativegroup no if their was no creation of the word WAR their would hold no meaning for peace!

    peace is how we are ment to live... we do not hinder mankind we progress it!!

  • @keshavf1 If there wasn't war, there wouldn't be peace. The wars keep evil concentrated in pockets of the world so people in society may have the chance to flourish in anything they want. There is always balance, and always will be. Respect those people would kill for you. if they weren't there fighting you would be.

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