Fantastic pointings, my friend. Would love bouncing ideas/thoughts/nothingness back and forth. This video somehow unlocked J. Krishnamurti’s teachings about concepts and the futility of thought a bit further for this mind. Slowly, quite slowly, this mind seems to be beginning to grasp the observer is the observed. It will most likely develop a concept about it too though 😂
Thank you! Sure 👍 I'm happy the video benefitted you. I haven't studied J. Krishnamurti that much, but I enjoyed what I read from him. Nice, yes lol and that's fine too!
its just a perception. theres no either or. it does not matter what is untrue or true. you can say everything is true. there is no truth. in buddhism if you say life has no meaning and everything is meaningless and they laugh. and then move on with life. you mention children here. children are much more in tune if you will with the spiritual than grown ups. imagination is also beautiful. giving life to a little train and soldier is also great if you will...there's no point of talking about this stuff in the end. just live with whatever excites you. unconditionally love all. and lose yourself in the process. explaining these things is just pointless. in my book at least. it got me nowhere. th-cam.com/video/4DWYtDByxFc/w-d-xo.html
I also agree with that perspective. I don't necessarily partake in philosophy to describe "truth", but I find it exciting to push the boundaries of language. I'm a language lover. This specific video might seem "cold" in its premise, but it comes from the joy to verbalize challenging ideas. In the end, philosophy, to me, is a fun practice that is quite communal: ppl gather, share perspectives. The things I write are never intended to be anything other than that.
Fantastic pointings, my friend. Would love bouncing ideas/thoughts/nothingness back and forth. This video somehow unlocked J. Krishnamurti’s teachings about concepts and the futility of thought a bit further for this mind.
Slowly, quite slowly, this mind seems to be beginning to grasp the observer is the observed. It will most likely develop a concept about it too though 😂
Thank you! Sure 👍
I'm happy the video benefitted you. I haven't studied J. Krishnamurti that much, but I enjoyed what I read from him. Nice, yes lol and that's fine too!
its just a perception. theres no either or. it does not matter what is untrue or true. you can say everything is true. there is no truth. in buddhism if you say life has no meaning and everything is meaningless and they laugh. and then move on with life. you mention children here. children are much more in tune if you will with the spiritual than grown ups. imagination is also beautiful. giving life to a little train and soldier is also great if you will...there's no point of talking about this stuff in the end. just live with whatever excites you. unconditionally love all. and lose yourself in the process. explaining these things is just pointless. in my book at least. it got me nowhere. th-cam.com/video/4DWYtDByxFc/w-d-xo.html
I also agree with that perspective. I don't necessarily partake in philosophy to describe "truth", but I find it exciting to push the boundaries of language. I'm a language lover. This specific video might seem "cold" in its premise, but it comes from the joy to verbalize challenging ideas. In the end, philosophy, to me, is a fun practice that is quite communal: ppl gather, share perspectives. The things I write are never intended to be anything other than that.
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