J. Krishnamurti - Saanen 1978 - Public Talk 1 - The structure of self-centred concern

Saanen 1978 - Public Talk 1 - The structure of self-centred concern

Summary:

Why are most human beings throughout the world so concerned with themselves?

When you listen to these statements of the speaker, do you actually listen or do you make a conclusion or an idea about what you hear?

Can you observe the movement of ordinary, natural sensations without identifying?

Is there an observation of the senses without any form of thought?

Can you be free of pressure?

Where there is a centre held by thought as the ‘me’ there must be suffering. Violence, brutality, cruelty and hate is centred there.

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