Jiddu Krishnamurti viewed self-centredness as the core of human conflict, sorrow, and isolation, driven by a “me”—a construct of thought, … More
Category: J. Krishnamurti
Krishnamurti on Loneliness
Claude on the Different Forms of Love
Claude, So, how does desire and need for sex tie in with love? Where desire and need are admixed with … More
What Exactly Is Love?
Jiddu Krishnamurti defines love not as a sentiment, desire, or pleasure, but as a state of intense, selfless awareness, free … More
I Have Found the Truth – I Mistakenly Thought I Had Not
I am mistaken in thinking I have NOT found the truth. (But, since by nature I am not a gregarious … More
Relationships as a Mirror
A close relative asked, “Isn’t the world including the family a mirror showing my face? Good or bad is My … More
My Haal After Stopping My Meds for My Bipolar Disorder
All I can say is “It’s getting better all the time”, like the Beatles sang – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRL00smhmc4 Reason: These days … More
Show me how to dissolve the ‘I’ | J. Krishnamurti
Questioner: ‘Show me how to dissolve the ‘I’, the ‘me’. Without that, everything else is futile. ‘ ‘Show me how … More
The Empty Mind – J. Krishnamurti
In this profound Saanen talk, J. Krishnamurti explores the nature of intelligence born of insight — an awareness that acts instantly and without conflict. He questions the conditioning that makes human beings seek satisfaction through conformity, ideology, or authority, and urges the listener to sustain a “flame of discontent” that leads to true understanding. When all patterns of comparison, imitation, and suppression are dropped, the mind becomes empty — not void, but free and alive. In that emptiness lies insight, and from that insight, spontaneous, unmotivated action arises — pure, immediate, and transformative.