It made me cry when he said that love does not die. I get it, because my mother left this world recently, and for me she was love in it's truest sense, selfless and pure. And I knew somehow inside that this love can never be extinguished, never dies. It is beyond anything we can imagine, it is the essence of everything.
Even now that i identify with a body and a persona through mind activity, i know that love is the means for existence. Without it, it is not worth one penny. Without it, existence itself would be useless.
Death dreams and the matrix are the same. We see our dead in our dreams. When we dream we enter the matrix. We cant control our dreams yet. Someday we might. When we die we actually wake up in the matrix. This is too deep . Humanity is to worried about money hate . Someday we ll come together.
I had the good fortune of attending one of K’s talks in Ojai when I was around 18 years old. I didn’t really understand the depth of what he was talking about but something about his presence, his complete sincere attention, really affected me. It set me on a path of inquiry that I’m still on today, and for that I’ll forever be grateful to J. Krishnamurti. 🙏
Reading the penguin Krishnamurti about 40 years ago was my first awakening, now coming the full circle again is so profound - so wonderful. So lucky to have these teachings.
Ditto, but with "Flight of the Eagle": "When you realize that there is no method, no system, that no mantra, no teacher, nothing in the world that is going to help you to be quiet, when you realize the truth that it is only the quiet mind that sees, then the mind becomes extraordinarily quiet. It is like seeing danger and avoiding it; in the same way, seeing that the mind must be completely quiet, it is quiet."
Religions taught us to believe we are individuals and we will live for ever if we follow the rules and worship God or gods . There are many teachings from Jiddu Krishnamurti similar to my own personal philosophy and I am honoured that this master of wisdom thought and felt like me (although I am very far from his level of spirituality). I am writing books, and his words will receive a special place in their content. I am from Romania, but here, not many people have heard about Jiddu Krishnamurti. I am glad and thankful to have the chance to know such a beautiful and straight mind!
You k wht i have heard about him but didnt pay attention but recently i started to listen to him n i didnt k how but i also have similar beliefs as him about god about life and about death and after life just I can't articulate these thoughts but i have a sense of feeling tht i alwrdy know more thn these religions could teach me 🙄 and i dont feel any need to believe in god or in some entity which will guide me or protect me i now feel more liberate more free n hppy😁
@DihelsonMendonK knows. He therefore has no use for believe. If its a question of God, he knows that man has created him in their own image. He knows that if one truly has love the question is not who or what to love. Love will not discriminate which is more important. Where ther is love fear is weakened to death. We are all conditioned that we are individuals even though we came from another, who cam from another all the way back to the atom, or is it monkey, Adam or reptile. Where ever that was we are a copy, never new😮.
@o seven I wish I could slap you upside the head you're telling me that people who die in fear did not have love and did not have compassion so no one who lived in service to others their entire life like a nun who did the most base form of Social Work loved or had compassion because she died from Fear that has to be the most ignorant and stupid thing I have ever read on any type of spiritual thing
What a great line to finish with "Then you will know what is beyond the book"... Loving another who is dead will cast out your own fear of death. ---it's true, I am speaking from my own experience
"The common consciousness goes on" Has a very deep meaning and humans have to understand this We don't know whether we individual will exist or not and that seems wrong in reality but we all humans as a whole HUMANITYs consciousness matters here So ...... We are to humanity...what cell is to body We have to ensure the body goes on at most and care for it and it's future
The thought restricting you from reading/listening others... let it pass.. there might be a bad experience that you developed this thought. There is nothing wrong with reading books whether accurate or inaccurate you can try understanding those and then self testify whether it was logical or what false arguments did it present, it won't harm you.. it's the belief of restraint that always harms.🙏
@@japsahibdhillon5014 maybe you need to read it again...He never said there is a restriction...He is asking "I don't know why you read books" that does not mean Don't read books...It is a question he asks.
@@exclusive_148I understand and you are right, that’s how we learn most of what we know about the world - through second hand knowledge. Books and conversation and listening to our own thoughts all teach us about our world, another world, the objective world, and our thoughts teach about our mind. But here is the rub - words, thoughts will never teach us about our true essential self. When it comes to knowing our being - one must as an analogy taste the essence of our being first hand, through a sort of self inquiry, in silence, in quietude, inwardly. Words can point the way but only point if the words are close but concessions to the truth. The challenge comes in that if we don’t discern between belief, thoughts, sensations, feelings, and truth of the shared being that we all are then we will never dispel the illusion and confusion that the world of people find themselves in. The truth is simple, it is who we are are in that aspect that never changes, that has the quality of pure love, pure infinite awareness, peace. Knowing this in the endless now is happiness. Life can be abiding in the experience of infinite shared being. The body falls away, but awareness is always present. What we are aware of always changes. Death then leaves awareness of awareness without the body and senses and mind to have objective experience of. Awareness of awareness is the key. That’s the primary experience of all. So pondering the question of death is helpful, as long as we abide in this awareness of awareness while living daily life with objective experience. So then abide in being while living life night and day and we then are fully awake. Remember the Sun never sleeps, nor do the real we. Thanks for reading this far.
To the question: "What happens to a man when he dies", Krishnamurti gives the clear answer at 9:36 in this video: "The common consciousness goes on". Understand this, and you understand all. Good luck :)
Is that really all there is to it? So you just believe him because he says so? Personally I doubt it is as simple as you say. I wonder where my doubt arises from? Does my doubt arise merely from mechanical thought? Or perhaps my doubt arises from a subtle perception of a truth? I'm still learning see. I don't understand it all.. and I don't think it is wise to hang onto every word of Krishnamurti with the false sense of security that by doing so you will know it all. I think is more prudent to question everything (in a gentle fashion) including every thing Krishnamurti says and does and see for yourself what aligns with truth and what doesn't (as best you can).. and learn for yourself what is 'truth' and what isn't.. and what is truth anyway? does perception or knowing of truth really need to be 'all or nothing' as Krishnamurti says, or does incremental learning of truth also have value?.. as far as I can tell incremental learning of truth most definitely has value and is in fact utterly essential to the very act of learning. If you didn't incrementally learn to read and talk and understand english you'd not be able to even understand Krishnamurit's talks.. thus clearly incremental learning is an essential component to our learning.. it's not the entirely of our learning, but it is an essential component to learning.. it's not one or the other... it's both together... surely.
@@gregwoolley The _common_ consciousness continues even after an individual's death. It is practically a tautology. You don't need to believe anyone to see _that_ . The only way the _common_ consciousness will end is if the species goes extinct. You can debate his claim that there is nothing unique about an individual's consciousness, but not the claim that the common consciousness continues after the death of an individual.
What a great line to finish with "Then you will know what is beyond the book"... Loving another who is dead will cast out your own fear of death. R.I.p j.k
6:39 What happens to me after I die ? What is the ‘ me ‘ ? 8:41 When you come to realize you are the common consciousness of man, rather than the things and concerns of this temporal world then death has very little meaning because that consciousness ( the real you ) persists. 10:48 Love, compassion know no death. Be that ( love ) . . . be beyond all trappings. 14:12 You are to self discover not be a follower of others.
Frankly , this is unsatisfying. Worst part about it is it’s treated as wisdom. It’s just a way to get comfortable with nihilism . If all that matters is the consciousness of mankind then why does the concept of mankind matter if it’s none of its members do? Supposed to man, appreciating a sunset, or laughing with his parents, or teaching his child suppose that matters well on this view, why does that matter the man’s appreciation of beauty, or his love comes from the nothingness that is his own mind they go towards the nothingness that is the mind of the others that he loves, if I am nothing and you are nothing first of all, what is there for us to love when we love each other second of all, how could it possibly matter loving nothing appreciating nothing
To say that consciousness is common, and therefore we shouldn’t care about particular consciousness is ridiculous. There are lots of colors in the world, but if someone were to destroy van Goghs starry night, we would be sad about that we wouldn’t say oh well there is still blue in the world. it was just made a piece of blue and a piece of yellow and so forth that is common to so many things and they’re still blue in the world. Therefore, nothing is lost lost
If someone destroyed all of Shakespeare, or even if someone destroyed this man’s TH-cam video that some people find solace in, we would say that something is lost. We would not be comforted by the idea that oh don’t worry there are other books with other words, and they often use the same words, so nothing has been lost. No, something very particular has been lost.
I absolutely love all the comments of brilliant, intellectual and critical thinking individuals in the comment section, giving their extra ordinary insights about life and critically analysing the message of the video. I thought a speech from the spiritual master like Jiddu Krishnamurthi was more than enough! But your mind blowing deductions were better than his insights. Thank you so much!
We have to consciously live our life without gurus, masters, psychiatrists, ect. therefore reading OUR book of Life, by experiencing it without trying to escape it.
I love this man. The first time anything ever spoke to me it was Nietzsche’s “ Thus Spoke Zarathustra.” The second time something spoke to me was K. Touched me.
"Or you read it with one glance -- the whole book" How? K. says by letting go of *everything* and I believe that is true. He also advocates letting go of the entire contents of the consciousness in an instant. I believe that's how it happens. And once one manages to do that one will see the whole book at a glance. And as he says elsewhere once you can see with perfect clarity one is set free and in that freedom is eternity and that which lies beyond all duality, that which is not compound. If you love K. of course there is Watts who says all the same things but is also hilarious and brilliant and has that Zen "so what?" attitude. But I will also suggest Swami Sarvapriyananda who is all over you tube. Great speaker! He's Advaita Vedanta but don't let that stop you. He completely ignores the "religion" and stresses right understanding as the path. Huxley was very taken with Advaita Vedanta and active in the California community, for reference. In Vedanta, Advaita is considered the highest branch. Hope that is of interest to someone. Namaste.
@@shubhamraj25 philosopher is someone who philosophies something, j. K is philosophising about. The essence of both words is the same just different ways of seeing it.
Thanks for this channel. My country Philippines is now get'n worst so much, Religion vs religion, christian vs christian, politicians have something hiding of each other, my country the people are in hell and dark now you can see this in internet youtube what is happening now in my country Philippines, most of the government officials proticting illegal drugs, church leaders make money from poor there palace made of the hell of the poor. For now I have no religion. For now I am 60 years of age and I give my thanks to Jiddu Krishnamurti he gave me a full sense of my life. Thank you so much J. Krishnamurti thank you so much.
How does it matter whether there is survival after death as long as you are a lovable and compassionate person. I totally agree with views of J. Krishnamurthy.
Experience! That is it. Experience is the birth of self and other. Bith is the beginning of localized experience, death, its end. Another word for experience is change. As long as there is motion there is change. Change itself is the simultaneous birth of the observer and the observed, which though paradoxically different, are always one and the same. Awareness is the indivisible center where sensory tactile/emotional/thought comes in contact with the world. There is no separation. Separation is the inner/outer, space/time illusion. When the illusion dissolves, there is no longer a localized me. There is nothing left of me, which I call yesterday, nor of the heartbeat this moment before. Awareness, however, is the constant that will continue well beyond my death, the death of humanity, the planet, and the universe. Because I identify with localized experience, I am afraid in my knowing that this experience will end. If however, I release this identification, then I live my life in the quiet knowledge that form and formlessness, life and death are not two, but one. What survives after death is...
The answer given by JK is nearer to what Bhagawad Gita teaches. Second chapter guides us in many ways. Guru or teacher is very much needed. Even though journey may be individual, we need guidance all through life.
It seems to me after listening to JK for awhile now, that the universe is a life form that varies from all others in that it is indivisible and we are it's mind because we are inside it and cannot be separated from it.
Damn... never thought of it that way, though a streamer Sweet Anita has said something very similar --> "that the universe is indivisible and we are it's mind because we are inside it and cannot be separated from it."
The world we are perceiving is like perceiving rope as a snake and fear of snake exist not of the rope so you love the person because you think his body was real him but it isn't the person is supreme ocean of consciousness and body is like waves emerging from it and you are a surfer surfing on the wave since the wave carries water or consciousness itself you think it's real but wave dosent have existance of its own the water makes it to exist
Death is merely the end of the known. It has no interest in anything. Only humans have an interest in something. Nothing else in the universe acts out of interest. There is the force of nature, choiceless force.
"When you die, you become the one who was before you were born" The one you are when you sleep Means you are the consciousness And it's nature is sat chit anand
Ironically "spirit" is a very unlogical word, but I agree. He's an intelligent man, and I'm sure if he had lived with Tesla they would have learned tremendously from each other.
Don't stress . Let death care of itself . Enjoy life to its fullest afterall death is certain if you are a pastor ,guru ,spiritual leader . we are all going to bite the dust
Thank you for this excellant video on the teachings of Jiddu Krishnamurti---a great sage who is direct and to the point. The shiva sutra says,"Asanasthah Sukham Hrade Nimajjati." which means, " Established in the highest power of the divine sakti,he is,with ease steeped in the ocean of immortality." Jiddu is correct--the mind that is in that energy of LOVE doesn't ask the question will I live on after death. It's a state that some have attained--that is all. Now for a cup of tea.
nothing dies, only your body, we are the Consciousness,, and this Consciousness continuos, you never existed (name, soul, spirit), only this Consciousness existed, everything else, is an invention of this Consciousness, i dont know what love is.... i am the Consciousness and in this Consciousness there is love !!!
I have one "problem" with Krishnamurti, he says that I shouldnt be attached, and find out for myself, but I cant stop listening to what he says, which shows to me that I am still lazy, neurotic (sligthly I hope ) and in inward disorder. Do I have to say how grateful I am for having the opportunity to listen to this talks?
Yes we might all share a common conciousness but each being is fundamentally unique. Individuality goes deeper than programmed behaviour. It is a feature of nature. No one has ever existed like you and no one ever will. Celebrate your uniqueness..!
Like that lion in the old story who was raised among sheeps and so was conditoned and believed that he was a sheep and lived like a sheep untill one day a older lion discovered that and then dragged him to a river or stream nearby and challenged him, inspired him to look at his own reflection in the water making many him realise instantly who he was really, krishna jee is is literally a lion roraing and shaking us all, it's amazing to see and feel his passion for letting us look at our God dammn face clearly , love you krishana ji, love you all the listeners and love you all who might never listen.
It is the enlightment moment when one reads this book（itself)by glance, which has no thought, no motivation, no direction. 親身經驗萬物一體，就會充滿無限博愛與同情, 大慈大悲憫眾生，大喜大捨濟含識。
He says: "An individual is who is not fragmented, but since you are all fragmented you are not individuals." All Universe is based on hierarchically fragmented structures (Let aside philosophical speculations about presumable absolute or god.).Survival of human being after physical death is not a yes or no question but it is the question of quality. It is a question of how complex, how multidimensional one single individual unity of existence is. In every living creature, there are countless invisible inner links and relations - in every stone, plant, animal, human being... This universe of links is based on countless organized "fragments", and those fragments in its totality transcend into something higher. And this higher is individual. And eternal. And this higher and eternal is the base of any creature and because of that, any creature is individual eternally. A human brain and the whole body is tuned to live on a dimensional line called time. But the base of human individuality is multidimensional, far beyond his fragmentational state in one dimension of time. From a higher perspective, this illusional 3D time existence is eternal, too, because of its eternal, ever-present multidimensional connections which give a deeper sense to any 3D reality. This hidden "multidimensional upgrade" is one important aspect of human "non-mortality". Another aspect of it is human "spirit", the eternally individualized point of will (some call this "monad") which is present in any human being.
Here sitting in my robe after a beautiful shower and finished my lunch during Covid 19 or what they think it is. I am from a place where thousands of years of civilization, wars,revolutions, military enforcement, religious fears which has been governing for the past 40 odd years created nothing but bunch of broken,tired,hateful Iranians. I can for sure tell you He survived the DEATH by pouring his love and compassion ever since he was a young man. I recently came to know him. But I got to confess: I need to start reading my own life book. My story. And passed half century, if I haven't gotten it, well I never will. So be it. He basically released me from thousands years of chain around my beliefs and my conditioned mind. I studied many books, went to college in Canada, own my own business and for sure I'm amongst millions of others still seeking yet another so called guru or master or teacher to save me. I'M DONE. Thanks for your wisdom and a big thanks to me to be able to comprehend what he says. AND THANK YOU FOR LETTING US INTO THIS KNOWLEDGE 🙏👌💜
Through the sheer magnitude of his intellectual reasoning and logic, he has propagated his ideas and made us part of his consciousness, and in that sense he is alive in those who fail not to grasp even a minute part of his teaching. He is alive.
I think death is something that we all have to experience and it's the mystery, the ultimate mystery but when we understand the beauty of life and how extraordinary it is to live in present to think and even to question about all this existence is just magical , so he is right death has little meaning when comparing to life.
Profound insight with clarity , thanks for sharing wise words with us. Here is a Persian poem of Omar Khayam regarding death ! Same context ! Explains the very same logic on same issue ! یک قطره آب بود و با دریا شد یک ذره خاک با زمین یک جا شد آمد شدن تو اندر این عالم چیست آمد مگسی پدید و ناپیدا شد My translation : -Was a drop of water United with the ocean -was a a particle of dirt,United with the whole Earth -What is it from your coming and departing on this world - one fly appears and disappears. In Fact after we are librated from all of our attachments, fears, enxiety , insecurities and all mental individuality , with our death , we become one and United with mother Earth and whole universe....that is what he is just explaining...no ?
"Love knows no death..compassion knows no death..its only the person that doesn't love or has no compassion is afraid of death" You will read the book by yourself..which is you..and finds out what lies beyond this book.. Thank you It makes me cry..❤️❤️
this wonderful gentleman is probably the only person ever to tell the absolute truth about everything, always, the real tragedy is the simple fact nobody bothered to understand simple facts of mankind, I'm so grateful he isn't here to see the degradation of mankind now, the hatred, the fear, the bloody murder, all because your, or your, or your, beliefs your religion your culture is better the mine, simple, easy to understand the conditioning of our minds, but nobody bothers, we're all of mankind everywhere, all the same, the main fact of life, but no one anywhere give one iota of concern or thought to this very important matter. God (pardon the pun) help us!
"Book" is a good analogy. As a writer myself, I get it. I create characters with unique personalities and they eventually get an ending. After I write "the end," they don't exist anymore. I'm not writing any new words for them, but does that mean they're dead? No. Their essence, what they were, still lives on in me (their creator)... just as our essence will persist within the big (creator) consciousness.
Wren Very interesting comment. There is only consciousness in absolute truth. Consciousness creates not the other way round. I do admire great writers and you must be one.
I think it is important to ask what survives. If we think an ego, or a soul continues, then the answer is no. These things are ideas, products of thought. They are identities, not entities: they are concepts, not organs. Instead, processes continue on. When something dies, does it vanish? Does its entire form and function just get pulled out of reality? No, it changes within reality. A decomposing organism becomes gases for the air and trees, and food for bacteria and other forms of life. In this sense, there is survival, for there is a continuation of nature, of the innate processes of reality, unfolding in ways we have a hard time grasping because it's happening in so many ways. One of the reasons we cling to an ego is because we see it as fixed and unchanging: much easier to imagine what can happen to this than the death of a cat, regarding processes. "Who dies during death" was a question Ramana Maharshi proposed. It deserves to really be asked again. _Who_ dies during the death? Who is the experiencer of experience, added into reality and your organism, that is the subject to this? Is there a subject? If so, how can this be taken away, in full, from reality? If not, does death take on a new meaning from subtraction to dissolution and reformation? If there is no ego, then there is no outside observe and thus no "me" in addition to phenomena. Understanding this, death is not the end, for there is a continuation of processes into forms, and nature in this way has no divisions. The difficulty in understanding this is due to thought, for it creates the story of "me," which intrinsically creates the story of "not me," and in this come the illusions of dualism, which create conflict. We look to save the "me" because we have created a divided image from the rest of reality, and in this division, we believe this isolated thing can truly be taken away from reality. If there is no "me" to save, then who is the "me" to lose at death? Is this not where the fear of death occurs; the loss of me? But if me is an image, how can one lose a think, a product of thought?
@Jesus is Dog : Actually in that song by Metallica, they most likely have quoted from Ernest Hemingway. From his fictional novel about the Spanish civil war. Who in turn quoted from John Donne. A 17th century poet and clergyman. Here's a direct quote from his 1623 Devotions upon Emergent Occasions, "No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the main…. Any man’s death diminishes me, for I am involved in mankind. Any therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee."
the first part of this journey is to read that book that is yours. then, read it again, and read it some more. then.... the next coexistent part of this journey is to find the courage to share that book with another mindful human who has read their book and is still reading it. we are evolved to share our books with one another, but not from a place of fear. one can live life only knowing their own book in solitude, and there's nothing wrong with that. or, one can know their own book and find even more hidden treasures/wounding/mystery/knowledge by knowing their own book as read through the eyes of the other observer. it's scary to do that... it leaves one vulnerable... it might end in pain... but the Universe is still on your side through all that. this is why it's healthy to only allow those into your life who want to read your book as equally as transparent and as vulnerable as you do. the lubricants to connection (which we all crave) is vulnerability and transparency. while in this connected place, there is great responsibility and care that must be taken by both. two people must agree, and put into action, an interdependent way of connected existence. experiencing our deepest connection to self and another in this life does create a place of shared joy; this place of a peaceful forest both live in together. this place of feeling at home, because you can be your most whole you through them. care for you book and for the book of others in life and the question of "is there any survival after death?" will not have any relevant meaning to be asked.
Yes, as life, we are ONE. The personalities, the forms, the idiosyncrasies are unique expressions of the one life - and so - "I am the world and the world is me" - the title of one of K's books.
It made me cry when he said that love does not die. I get it, because my mother left this world recently, and for me she was love in it's truest sense, selfless and pure. And I knew somehow inside that this love can never be extinguished, never dies. It is beyond anything we can imagine, it is the essence of everything.
I too felt the same...when he said that love knows no death, I was very much moved...
Even now that i identify with a body and a persona through mind activity, i know that love is the means for existence. Without it, it is not worth one penny. Without it, existence itself would be useless.
Hate also not die।।।
Living in that crazy world, you could realise, why people are so afraid of merging into Absolute Eternal Love....
Death dreams and the matrix are the same. We see our dead in our dreams. When we dream we enter the matrix. We cant control our dreams yet. Someday we might. When we die we actually wake up in the matrix. This is too deep . Humanity is to worried about money hate . Someday we ll come together.
I had the good fortune of attending one of K’s talks in Ojai when I was around 18 years old. I didn’t really understand the depth of what he was talking about but something about his presence, his complete sincere attention, really affected me. It set me on a path of inquiry that I’m still on today, and for that I’ll forever be grateful to J. Krishnamurti. 🙏
Reading the penguin Krishnamurti about 40 years ago was my first awakening, now coming the full circle again is so profound - so wonderful. So lucky to have these teachings.
Yes. Likewise.
John Burman yes I read the same book 30 years ago. It awakened me to the importance of self enquiry
Ditto, but with "Flight of the Eagle":
"When you realize that there is no method, no system, that no
mantra, no teacher, nothing in the world that is going to help you
to be quiet, when you realize the truth that it is only the quiet mind
that sees, then the mind becomes extraordinarily quiet. It is like
seeing danger and avoiding it; in the same way, seeing that the
mind must be completely quiet, it is quiet."
I had that same book. Have you ever had the truth of this come crashing down on you? It's overwhelming.
No direct answer but hit around d the bushes
Religions taught us to believe we are individuals and we will live for ever if we follow the rules and worship God or gods . There are many teachings from Jiddu Krishnamurti similar to my own personal philosophy and I am honoured that this master of wisdom thought and felt like me (although I am very far from his level of spirituality). I am writing books, and his words will receive a special place in their content. I am from Romania, but here, not many people have heard about Jiddu Krishnamurti. I am glad and thankful to have the chance to know such a beautiful and straight mind!
You k wht i have heard about him but didnt pay attention but recently i started to listen to him n i didnt k how but i also have similar beliefs as him about god about life and about death and after life just I can't articulate these thoughts but i have a sense of feeling tht i alwrdy know more thn these religions could teach me 🙄 and i dont feel any need to believe in god or in some entity which will guide me or protect me i now feel more liberate more free n hppy😁
Tell us the name of book once you publish 👁️
@@Nishaajain01 K has no belief.
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@DihelsonMendonK knows. He therefore has no use for believe. If its a question of God, he knows that man has created him in their own image. He knows that if one truly has love the question is not who or what to love. Love will not discriminate which is more important. Where ther is love fear is weakened to death. We are all conditioned that we are individuals even though we came from another, who cam from another all the way back to the atom, or is it monkey, Adam or reptile. Where ever that was we are a copy, never new😮.
"Love knows no death, compassion knows no death, death is fearful for only those who don't love or have compassion."
🙏🙏🙏
exactement !
Deepest means
Death is more fearfull for those who believes in hell and heaven
@o seven I wish I could slap you upside the head you're telling me that people who die in fear did not have love and did not have compassion so no one who lived in service to others their entire life like a nun who did the most base form of Social Work loved or had compassion because she died from Fear that has to be the most ignorant and stupid thing I have ever read on any type of spiritual thing
not true at all
What a great line to finish with "Then you will know what is beyond the book"... Loving another who is dead will cast out your own fear of death. ---it's true, I am speaking from my own experience
True?
Whay is beyond book
@@attacker9428’ timeless eternity’ as jk once said
@@gameplaysofhrutik7242 what does that mean ? Oblivion ?
I like how he reads the questions multiple times with utmost sincerity
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I think not everything can be answered with a definite yes or no. We need to ponder over what has been said.
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yes. thinking the same. Brain/mind not able to capture the essence. seems pondering will crack it up.
"The common consciousness goes on"
Has a very deep meaning and humans have to understand this
We don't know whether we individual will exist or not and that seems wrong in reality but we all humans as a whole HUMANITYs consciousness matters here
So ......
We are to humanity...what cell is to body
We have to ensure the body goes on at most and care for it and it's future
And each cell of the body has to do it's work so as to help the body!
Means we don't reincarnate but humanity lives on
"I don't know why you read books. We live on other people's ideas, we never read the book which is ourselves. "
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The thought restricting you from reading/listening others... let it pass.. there might be a bad experience that you developed this thought. There is nothing wrong with reading books whether accurate or inaccurate you can try understanding those and then self testify whether it was logical or what false arguments did it present, it won't harm you.. it's the belief of restraint that always harms.🙏
@@japsahibdhillon5014 maybe you need to read it again...He never said there is a restriction...He is asking "I don't know why you read books" that does not mean Don't read books...It is a question he asks.
one reads book to learn knowledge that has been discovered by other people. Its called learning.😂
To truly know oneself is to know the shared consciousness of all … to know love , true love and then to truly love all others.
@@exclusive_148I understand and you are right, that’s how we learn most of what we know about the world - through second hand knowledge. Books and conversation and listening to our own thoughts all teach us about our world, another world, the objective world, and our thoughts teach about our mind.
But here is the rub - words, thoughts will never teach us about our true essential self. When it comes to knowing our being - one must as an analogy taste the essence of our being first hand, through a sort of self inquiry, in silence, in quietude, inwardly. Words can point the way but only point if the words are close but concessions to the truth.
The challenge comes in that if we don’t discern between belief, thoughts, sensations, feelings, and truth of the shared being that we all are then we will never dispel the illusion and confusion that the world of people find themselves in.
The truth is simple, it is who we are are in that aspect that never changes, that has the quality of pure love, pure infinite awareness, peace. Knowing this in the endless now is happiness.
Life can be abiding in the experience of infinite shared being. The body falls away, but awareness is always present. What we are aware of always changes.
Death then leaves awareness of awareness without the body and senses and mind to have objective experience of. Awareness of awareness is the key. That’s the primary experience of all.
So pondering the question of death is helpful, as long as we abide in this awareness of awareness while living daily life with objective experience.
So then abide in being while living life night and day and we then are fully awake. Remember the Sun never sleeps, nor do the real we. Thanks for reading this far.
To the question: "What happens to a man when he dies", Krishnamurti gives the clear answer at 9:36 in this video: "The common consciousness goes on". Understand this, and you understand all. Good luck :)
Is that really all there is to it? So you just believe him because he says so? Personally I doubt it is as simple as you say. I wonder where my doubt arises from? Does my doubt arise merely from mechanical thought? Or perhaps my doubt arises from a subtle perception of a truth? I'm still learning see. I don't understand it all.. and I don't think it is wise to hang onto every word of Krishnamurti with the false sense of security that by doing so you will know it all. I think is more prudent to question everything (in a gentle fashion) including every thing Krishnamurti says and does and see for yourself what aligns with truth and what doesn't (as best you can).. and learn for yourself what is 'truth' and what isn't.. and what is truth anyway? does perception or knowing of truth really need to be 'all or nothing' as Krishnamurti says, or does incremental learning of truth also have value?.. as far as I can tell incremental learning of truth most definitely has value and is in fact utterly essential to the very act of learning. If you didn't incrementally learn to read and talk and understand english you'd not be able to even understand Krishnamurit's talks.. thus clearly incremental learning is an essential component to our learning.. it's not the entirely of our learning, but it is an essential component to learning.. it's not one or the other... it's both together... surely.
@@gregwoolley The _common_ consciousness continues even after an individual's death. It is practically a tautology. You don't need to believe anyone to see _that_ . The only way the _common_ consciousness will end is if the species goes extinct.
You can debate his claim that there is nothing unique about an individual's consciousness, but not the claim that the common consciousness continues after the death of an individual.
gurus also don't know more than normal people. they believe in something that they have read somewhere. in the end nobody knows anything.
But where do original ideas come from in that case?
Is it possible that everything is "happening" inside of consciousness? That the material world only seems to exist?
"We never read a book which are ourselves" wooow that was deep
The book, not A book
Is
@@mayaq8324 you mean this should be definite ? Why ?
I don't get it. What does it mean?
@@PeterS123101 Reading yourself means.... Watching your self everytime. Aware of your own thoughts and feelings.
What a great line to finish with "Then you will know what is beyond the book"... Loving another who is dead will cast out your own fear of death. R.I.p j.k
J.k is not dead
Thank god for TH-cam this guy absolutely slaps... I’ve asked questions my whole life and I hope to one day ask questions like this guy does
6:39 What happens to me after I die ? What is the ‘ me ‘ ?
8:41 When you come to realize you are the common consciousness of man, rather than the things and concerns of this temporal world then death has very little meaning because that consciousness ( the real you ) persists.
10:48 Love, compassion know no death. Be that ( love ) . . . be beyond all trappings.
14:12 You are to self discover not be a follower of others.
thanks , you r great one
It is very helpful!! Thank you very much!! :)
Frankly , this is unsatisfying. Worst part about it is it’s treated as wisdom. It’s just a way to get comfortable with nihilism . If all that matters is the consciousness of mankind then why does the concept of mankind matter if it’s none of its members do? Supposed to man, appreciating a sunset, or laughing with his parents, or teaching his child suppose that matters well on this view, why does that matter the man’s appreciation of beauty, or his love comes from the nothingness that is his own mind they go towards the nothingness that is the mind of the others that he loves, if I am nothing and you are nothing first of all, what is there for us to love when we love each other second of all, how could it possibly matter loving nothing appreciating nothing
To say that consciousness is common, and therefore we shouldn’t care about particular consciousness is ridiculous. There are lots of colors in the world, but if someone were to destroy van Goghs starry night, we would be sad about that we wouldn’t say oh well there is still blue in the world. it was just made a piece of blue and a piece of yellow and so forth that is common to so many things and they’re still blue in the world. Therefore, nothing is lost lost
If someone destroyed all of Shakespeare, or even if someone destroyed this man’s TH-cam video that some people find solace in, we would say that something is lost. We would not be comforted by the idea that oh don’t worry there are other books with other words, and they often use the same words, so nothing has been lost. No, something very particular has been lost.
Hearing Dear J.ks speech as well as reading comments below by eminent persons made my mind polished , sharp. Thanks everybody
I absolutely love all the comments of brilliant, intellectual and critical thinking individuals in the comment section, giving their extra ordinary insights about life and critically analysing the message of the video. I thought a speech from the spiritual master like Jiddu Krishnamurthi was more than enough! But your mind blowing deductions were better than his insights. Thank you so much!
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You are reinforcing your identity with sarcasm and superiority. Now tell us, who you are
I agree with u sir. Mind blowing comments .After reading them I felt how dumb I am.
We have to consciously live our life without gurus, masters, psychiatrists, ect. therefore reading OUR book of Life, by experiencing it without trying to escape it.
Who decided that we "have" to live on the first place? And why do we have to like the life that is forced upon us?
I love this man. The first time anything ever spoke to me it was Nietzsche’s “ Thus Spoke Zarathustra.” The second time something spoke to me was K. Touched me.
"Or you read it with one glance -- the whole book" How? K. says by letting go of *everything* and I believe that is true. He also advocates letting go of the entire contents of the consciousness in an instant. I believe that's how it happens. And once one manages to do that one will see the whole book at a glance. And as he says elsewhere once you can see with perfect clarity one is set free and in that freedom is eternity and that which lies beyond all duality, that which is not compound.
If you love K. of course there is Watts who says all the same things but is also hilarious and brilliant and has that Zen "so what?" attitude. But I will also suggest Swami Sarvapriyananda who is all over you tube. Great speaker! He's Advaita Vedanta but don't let that stop you. He completely ignores the "religion" and stresses right understanding as the path. Huxley was very taken with Advaita Vedanta and active in the California community, for reference. In Vedanta, Advaita is considered the highest branch.
Hope that is of interest to someone. Namaste.
Thank you so much🙏
One of the beautiful and thought-provoking talks I have ever listened to...great philosopher of 20th Century...
He was not a philosopher...he was a spritual person...thers is a big diff between philosophy and spirituality
@@ray-oc2lb what is the difference ?
@@STOLHO philosophy is done by the mind, spiritualism is done by the heart or the whole body
@@shubhamraj25 philosopher is someone who philosophies something, j. K is philosophising about. The essence of both words is the same just different ways of seeing it.
Thanks for this channel. My country Philippines is now get'n worst so much, Religion vs religion, christian vs christian, politicians have something hiding of each other, my country the people are in hell and dark now you can see this in internet youtube what is happening now in my country Philippines, most of the government officials proticting illegal drugs, church leaders make money from poor there palace made of the hell of the poor. For now I have no religion. For now I am 60 years of age and I give my thanks to Jiddu Krishnamurti he gave me a full sense of my life. Thank you so much J. Krishnamurti thank you so much.
How does it matter whether there is survival after death as long as you are a lovable and compassionate person. I totally agree with views of J. Krishnamurthy.
Because love is something I wish to participate in forever. why would I want it to end ?
Experience! That is it. Experience is the birth of self and other. Bith is the beginning of localized experience, death, its end. Another word for experience is change. As long as there is motion there is change. Change itself is the simultaneous birth of the observer and the observed, which though paradoxically different, are always one and the same.
Awareness is the indivisible center where sensory tactile/emotional/thought comes in contact with the world. There is no separation. Separation is the inner/outer, space/time illusion. When the illusion dissolves, there is no longer a localized me. There is nothing left of me, which I call yesterday, nor of the heartbeat this moment before. Awareness, however, is the constant that will continue well beyond my death, the death of humanity, the planet, and the universe.
Because I identify with localized experience, I am afraid in my knowing that this experience will end. If however, I release this identification, then I live my life in the quiet knowledge that form and formlessness, life and death are not two, but one.
What survives after death is...
I AM SO GRATEFUL FOR YOUR TEACHINGS, THANK YOU JIDDU KRISHNAMURTI 💞
By seeing you i also leaving my comment so when someone likes it then it reminds me to listen this masterpiece of masterpiece again❤️
Listening to Krishnamurti literally shakes the foundation of “my” world :)
What a wonderful human being.Thanks for this channel.
The answer given by JK is nearer to what Bhagawad Gita teaches. Second chapter guides us in many ways. Guru or teacher is very much needed. Even though journey may be individual, we need guidance all through life.
The only guidance you need is within you. Wise men speak, you must introspect and be guided from within.
We must fail and learn. And fail again.
It seems to me after listening to JK for awhile now, that the universe is a life form that varies from all others in that it is indivisible and we are it's mind because we are inside it and cannot be separated from it.
Reincarnation is real coz we are all one flow of energy
Damn... never thought of it that way, though a streamer Sweet Anita has said something very similar --> "that the universe is indivisible and we are it's mind because we are inside it and cannot be separated from it."
The universe is not a life form, it is everything. Life forms live inside the universe.
You are not separate from the Universe. You are the Universe. The Universe is inside of you, not the other way around.
Everyone is correct . Absolutes are pointless
10:48
Love knows no death
Compassion knows no death.
Emptiness knows no death. Non physical existence knows no death
I LOVE THIS MAN..
Its very easy to love Krishnamurti, so much harder to love ones harmless self appointed fiend.
10:49 LOVE knows no death, compassion knows no death. Great speech. This is the TRUTH !!! Thank you for the video and everything.
The world we are perceiving is like perceiving rope as a snake and fear of snake exist not of the rope so you love the person because you think his body was real him but it isn't the person is supreme ocean of consciousness and body is like waves emerging from it and you are a surfer surfing on the wave since the wave carries water or consciousness itself you think it's real but wave dosent have existance of its own the water makes it to exist
Most profound talk by J Krishnamurthy i have seen till now!!!
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Great. "You can read the whole book at a single glance". Phenomenal.
You can't really. Maybe a philosophical book but not a maths or science book.
A very true and compassionate master.🙏
This is GOLD!!!! I love it.
Thank you so much for sharing Krishnamurti speeches.
Your ❤
He is asking us to explore deeply into ourselves . A good speaker he was.Thank you sir .
Whether or not we're interested in death, death is interested in each and every one of us.
it will be terrifying it that will not be the case .
Death is merely the end of the known. It has no interest in anything. Only humans have an interest in something. Nothing else in the universe acts out of interest. There is the force of nature, choiceless force.
"When you die, you become the one who was before you were born"
The one you are when you sleep
Means you are the consciousness
And it's nature is sat chit anand
No bro in deep we are watching nothingness.
That's why i am not going to marry bcz life has no meaning
And who ever watching nothingness is gone after we die
@@hiteshkumarpagrani1938 don't take decision on others point of view, discover yourself
@@hiteshkumarpagrani1938 Nothingness is not a thing lmao
Who's here 2020?
I am listening
Me
lasandra tiara me too
Me
me too!!
"Love knows no death."Thank you.
What does that even mean?
@@PeterS123101 Love without Ego... means No death.....When there is ego death... there is real love.
Then niether does the spectrum of human emotions - including hate, jealousy, ignorance, etc...
I am very fortunate to hear his teaching, very amazing!
The simplest man, Tesla of spirituality
Ironically "spirit" is a very unlogical word, but I agree. He's an intelligent man, and I'm sure if he had lived with Tesla they would have learned tremendously from each other.
If you would have really learnt from krishnamurti, you wouldn't have made this comparison and thus you've learnt nothing.
Tesla?!!!
@@donnetomachuca8201 any body can explain to me, TESLA?!
@@k.s.muralidhardaasakoshamu6478 maybe he is taking about Nicola Tesla
Don't stress . Let death care of itself . Enjoy life to its fullest afterall death is certain if you are a pastor ,guru ,spiritual leader . we are all going to bite the dust
Thank you for this excellant video on the teachings of Jiddu Krishnamurti---a great sage who is direct and to the point. The shiva sutra says,"Asanasthah Sukham Hrade Nimajjati." which means, " Established in the highest power of the divine sakti,he is,with ease steeped in the ocean of immortality." Jiddu is correct--the mind that is in that energy of LOVE doesn't ask the question will I live on after death. It's a state that some have attained--that is all. Now for a cup of tea.
nothing dies, only your body, we are the Consciousness,, and this Consciousness continuos, you never existed (name, soul, spirit), only this Consciousness existed, everything else, is an invention of this Consciousness, i dont know what love is.... i am the Consciousness and in this Consciousness there is love !!!
So the bottomline is to know what happens after death, read yourself with awareness, alertness, no movement. I gotcha!
I love the sound of crows in the background, i'm there, India...
oh yes me too, I was there in Bombay to listen to him in 1980 and I loved this birds.
Awesome
What a brilliant man he is?? Superb out of this world! Thanks
He is Sane Human Person makes Great sense only to those Who Love to Explore and open not to those Who Love to Hold on what They are Taught?
His words are so deep and thought provoking 🙏🏽
everything is a blank until we we fill it with thoughts, perceptions, believes/beliefs.
Excellent!!!
I like so much
Sir with good sense of humour.
Very clever..
Very wise.
Not attachment!!!!
Any attachment only our mind and heart..
Life flows on within you and without you
Lucy in skyyy with diamond
This man is the Rock of ages in his words are life and answers
" and you'll find for yourself what's life beyond the book"
I have one "problem" with Krishnamurti, he says that I shouldnt be attached, and find out for myself, but I cant stop listening to what he says, which shows to me that I am still lazy, neurotic (sligthly I hope ) and in inward disorder. Do I have to say how grateful I am for having the opportunity to listen to this talks?
Yes we might all share a common conciousness but each being is fundamentally unique. Individuality goes deeper than programmed behaviour. It is a feature of nature. No one has ever existed like you and no one ever will. Celebrate your uniqueness..!
Brilliant. Outstanding. Awesome.
Who's here 2024?
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Allways. There is no time
me
I am
Me
Like that lion in the old story who was raised among sheeps and so was conditoned and believed that he was a sheep and lived like a sheep untill one day a older lion discovered that and then dragged him to a river or stream nearby and challenged him, inspired him to look at his own reflection in the water making many him realise instantly who he was really, krishna jee is is literally a lion roraing and shaking us all, it's amazing to see and feel his passion for letting us look at our God dammn face clearly , love you krishana ji, love you all the listeners and love you all who might never listen.
He spoke the absolute truth ♥️
It is the enlightment moment when one reads this book（itself)by glance, which has no thought, no motivation, no direction. 親身經驗萬物一體，就會充滿無限博愛與同情, 大慈大悲憫眾生，大喜大捨濟含識。
Love knows no death😌🙏
Consciousness of man is soul. Listen at 10 min. Love is the whole key to living a joyful life.
多謝教導 祝導師內心 平安快樂 身心健康
So true♥️
Ddn he die in 1985
Thank you Teacher.❤
As I understand in one Being or one Consciousness the whole creation is functioning .
It is all in that Being.
The background sound is soo peaceful 😌 .
Best speech ever! 🙏
Absolutely lovely hearing about my expansive nature that extends even beyond nature .
He says: "An individual is who is not fragmented, but since you are all fragmented you are not individuals."
All Universe is based on hierarchically fragmented structures (Let aside philosophical speculations about presumable absolute or god.).Survival of human being after physical death is not a yes or no question but it is the question of quality. It is a question of how complex, how multidimensional one single individual unity of existence is.
In every living creature, there are countless invisible inner links and relations - in every stone, plant, animal, human being... This universe of links is based on countless organized "fragments", and those fragments in its totality transcend into something higher. And this higher is individual. And eternal. And this higher and eternal is the base of any creature and because of that, any creature is individual eternally.
A human brain and the whole body is tuned to live on a dimensional line called time. But the base of human individuality is multidimensional, far beyond his fragmentational state in one dimension of time.
From a higher perspective, this illusional 3D time existence is eternal, too, because of its eternal, ever-present multidimensional connections which give a deeper sense to any 3D reality. This hidden "multidimensional upgrade" is one important aspect of human "non-mortality". Another aspect of it is human "spirit", the eternally individualized point of will (some call this "monad") which is present in any human being.
I am also leaving this comment to remember everything that he said and can watch this ocean of knowledge. 🙏🏻
Here sitting in my robe after a beautiful shower and finished my lunch during Covid 19 or what they think it is. I am from a place where thousands of years of civilization, wars,revolutions, military enforcement, religious fears which has been governing for the past 40 odd years created nothing but bunch of broken,tired,hateful Iranians. I can for sure tell you He survived the DEATH by pouring his love and compassion ever since he was a young man. I recently came to know him. But I got to confess: I need to start reading my own life book. My story. And passed half century, if I haven't gotten it, well I never will. So be it. He basically released me from thousands years of chain around my beliefs and my conditioned mind. I studied many books, went to college in Canada, own my own business and for sure I'm amongst millions of others still seeking yet another so called guru or master or teacher to save me. I'M DONE. Thanks for your wisdom and a big thanks to me to be able to comprehend what he says. AND THANK YOU FOR LETTING US INTO THIS KNOWLEDGE 🙏👌💜
Good for you, Mitra.
Through the sheer magnitude of his intellectual reasoning and logic, he has propagated his ideas and made us part of his consciousness, and in that sense he is alive in those who fail not to grasp even a minute part of his teaching. He is alive.
I think death is something that we all have to experience and it's the mystery, the ultimate mystery but when we understand the beauty of life and how extraordinary it is to live in present to think and even to question about all this existence is just magical , so he is right death has little meaning when comparing to life.
Superb speech! Extraordinary intellectual he was 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Profound insight with clarity , thanks for sharing wise words with us.
Here is a Persian poem of Omar Khayam regarding death ! Same context ! Explains the very same logic on same issue !
یک قطره آب بود و با دریا شد
یک ذره خاک با زمین یک جا شد
آمد شدن تو اندر این عالم چیست
آمد مگسی پدید و ناپیدا شد
My translation :
-Was a drop of water United with the ocean
-was a a particle of dirt,United with the whole Earth
-What is it from your coming and departing on this world
- one fly appears and disappears.
In Fact after we are librated from all of our attachments, fears, enxiety , insecurities and all mental individuality , with our death , we become one and United with mother Earth and whole universe....that is what he is just explaining...no ?
Yes
When you're here,the death is not present,when the death is present, you're not here.
"Love knows no death..compassion knows no death..its only the person that doesn't love or has no compassion is afraid of death"
You will read the book by yourself..which is you..and finds out what lies beyond this book..
Thank you
It makes me cry..❤️❤️
"We've never read a book that is itself" wooow Beautiful
This man is epitome of intellect.
16.12 mins of video..the answer is "find out for yourself". Thank you.
Love has no words. Our brain is blank when there is observation ie one glance
Sir, I do not understand you very well, but whatever you say goes to the ♥. Heart ♥
Thanks for your honest, other commenters seem to pretend they really understand...they don't.
this wonderful gentleman is probably the only person ever to tell the absolute truth about everything, always, the real tragedy is the simple fact nobody bothered to understand simple facts of mankind, I'm so grateful he isn't here to see the degradation of mankind now, the hatred, the fear, the bloody murder, all because your, or your, or your, beliefs your religion your culture is better the mine, simple, easy to understand the conditioning of our minds, but nobody bothers, we're all of mankind everywhere, all the same, the main fact of life, but no one anywhere give one iota of concern or thought to this very important matter. God (pardon the pun) help us!
So passionate determined personality.
"Book" is a good analogy. As a writer myself, I get it. I create characters with unique personalities and they eventually get an ending. After I write "the end," they don't exist anymore. I'm not writing any new words for them, but does that mean they're dead? No. Their essence, what they were, still lives on in me (their creator)... just as our essence will persist within the big (creator) consciousness.
Wren Very interesting comment. There is only consciousness in absolute truth. Consciousness creates not the other way round. I do admire great writers and you must be one.
Very well said , I like the way you explained it ... Understood the big picture ... This comment unlocked my wisdom in new directions
He himself got heartbroken when his brother died and he is telling good lot of guiding for someone else
LOVE knows no Death.
Beautiful ❤❤❤
I think it is important to ask what survives.
If we think an ego, or a soul continues, then the answer is no. These things are ideas, products of thought. They are identities, not entities: they are concepts, not organs.
Instead, processes continue on. When something dies, does it vanish? Does its entire form and function just get pulled out of reality? No, it changes within reality. A decomposing organism becomes gases for the air and trees, and food for bacteria and other forms of life. In this sense, there is survival, for there is a continuation of nature, of the innate processes of reality, unfolding in ways we have a hard time grasping because it's happening in so many ways. One of the reasons we cling to an ego is because we see it as fixed and unchanging: much easier to imagine what can happen to this than the death of a cat, regarding processes.
"Who dies during death" was a question Ramana Maharshi proposed. It deserves to really be asked again. _Who_ dies during the death? Who is the experiencer of experience, added into reality and your organism, that is the subject to this? Is there a subject? If so, how can this be taken away, in full, from reality? If not, does death take on a new meaning from subtraction to dissolution and reformation?
If there is no ego, then there is no outside observe and thus no "me" in addition to phenomena. Understanding this, death is not the end, for there is a continuation of processes into forms, and nature in this way has no divisions. The difficulty in understanding this is due to thought, for it creates the story of "me," which intrinsically creates the story of "not me," and in this come the illusions of dualism, which create conflict. We look to save the "me" because we have created a divided image from the rest of reality, and in this division, we believe this isolated thing can truly be taken away from reality.
If there is no "me" to save, then who is the "me" to lose at death? Is this not where the fear of death occurs; the loss of me? But if me is an image, how can one lose a think, a product of thought?
I love you in my depth of heart sir ❤😊
One thing is for sure that certain things come with experience...
🙏thankyou for bringing this
Do not ask ,”for whom the bell tolls?”,
It tolls for thee.
@Jesus is Dog : Actually in that song by Metallica, they most likely have quoted from Ernest Hemingway. From his fictional novel about the Spanish civil war. Who in turn quoted from John Donne. A 17th century poet and clergyman. Here's a direct quote from his 1623 Devotions upon Emergent Occasions, "No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the main…. Any man’s death diminishes me, for I am involved in mankind. Any therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee."
the first part of this journey is to read that book that is yours. then, read it again, and read it some more. then.... the next coexistent part of this journey is to find the courage to share that book with another mindful human who has read their book and is still reading it. we are evolved to share our books with one another, but not from a place of fear. one can live life only knowing their own book in solitude, and there's nothing wrong with that. or, one can know their own book and find even more hidden treasures/wounding/mystery/knowledge by knowing their own book as read through the eyes of the other observer. it's scary to do that... it leaves one vulnerable... it might end in pain... but the Universe is still on your side through all that. this is why it's healthy to only allow those into your life who want to read your book as equally as transparent and as vulnerable as you do. the lubricants to connection (which we all crave) is vulnerability and transparency. while in this connected place, there is great responsibility and care that must be taken by both. two people must agree, and put into action, an interdependent way of connected existence. experiencing our deepest connection to self and another in this life does create a place of shared joy; this place of a peaceful forest both live in together. this place of feeling at home, because you can be your most whole you through them. care for you book and for the book of others in life and the question of "is there any survival after death?" will not have any relevant meaning to be asked.
You are the world and the world is you.
Londy Atelier i am you; and you are me❤️
Yes, as life, we are ONE. The personalities, the forms, the idiosyncrasies are unique expressions of the one life - and so - "I am the world and the world is me" - the title of one of K's books.
That guy is not a god is not a wise man he just knew how to use the words the speach.
This is by far one of the best ❤️