Does the mind like to live in illusions? | J. Krishnamurti
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Does the mind like to live in illusions? | J. Krishnamurti
Extract from the third talk in Saanen, 1979.
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I allowed an illusion, a maya, to hold me securely to a path of abstinence and recovery. Now three years into this journey, I am steadfast and secure enough to face facts, that I may never be with the man who was the catalyst for my journey. It took me three years to feel safe enough to surrender and let go. I will always Love and Respect him. I needed the maya as the vehicle to get me here. We all have maya, for example time and space are an illusion we all find security in. All thoughts are based on memory. Quantum physics teaches this. I will give my illusion a hug and a kiss and put it to bed, as I am now steady and determined in my own right to stay on this path of purifying healing
There is no way quantum physics teaches that thoughts are based on memory. You are mixing it up. It’s as simple as thinking of the double slit experiment in quantum physics: the world is based on our perception.
However good for you you worked out on yourself and found peace eventually.
My advice to you is to look into hermetic gender principle. A person can’t be the “catalyst”of your journey. Being dependent on anyone is a feminine feeling which should be encountered by a masculine one.
“face the fact without the non facts “🙏🙏❤️
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Mind -is-the illusion
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Thanks for posting it. This comes in when i needed to know about it
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Suppose, a calm friend is worrying. You stop him.
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If you are an illusion, you‘ll never find out.
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Replacing the fact with a fiction. There seems to be alot of that happening
Yes, the mind likes it, Does it have any other options?
minds like to be in illusion because facts trigger uncertanity which arises fear.
Who do you ask?
That is a good question, if you are serious in finding out, and not just do verbal acrobatics. Only I don't think he sees this in terms of "what options do I have", as if this could be picked out analytically. He says in the beginning "So now we are enquiring into the question of security." That is what the segment is about, never mind the fancy title. He asks 3 questions: 1. Does the mind like to live in illusions? 2. If so, is it because the familiar illusions give it a sense of security? 3. If so, is that security a reality, or do illusions not provide any true security at all? You, you personally, should find out if really interested. Any "option" provided by anyone else will not be something that you lived. So it will have no significance at all.
It sure has. I would say in some ways the mind creates illusions when it's not being heard (observed) enough
@@einbed7600 Although security is an illusion (because it possesses no existence in nature), we humans are nonetheless driven by fear (for primitive as well as psychological survival) to essentially spend our whole life seeking it out and when we think we have it (according to our conditioning), there is almost always a low-grade feeling that it is only temporary.
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Extract from the third talk in Saanen, 1979.