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Without Self-Knowledge There Cannot Be Complete Action

Jiddu Krishnamurti
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Duration
1h 2m
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Krishnamurti Foundation Trust

About

Without self-knowledge there cannot be complete action - 14 August 1949
• Can we act without ideation?
• Immortality is not an idea. It is something beyond ideation, thought and the bundle of memory which is all the 'me'.
• Love is not a thought process.
• Q: What place has criticism in relationship?
• Q: When you speak of timelessness, it seems you must mean something besides a sequence of events. Do you perhaps mean that by knowing what part of you is eternal, then time no longer becomes a means to an end, or a means to progress?
• Q: Is there a gulf, an interval of any duration, between my perceiving something, and being or realizing it?
• Q: You often speak of living, experiencing, and yet being as nothing. What is this state of being as nothing consciously?

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