J. Krishnamurti considers the mechanical quality of seeing and listening that humans often suffer, and why we are not free.
This episode, J. Krishnamurti and Dr. Allan W. Anderson, begins with the beginning of this 18-part dialogue on consciousness, spirituality and navigating life. Click on Krishnamurti and Dr. Allan W. Anderson. You can listen without interference, interpretation, or conclusion. The black and white quality of listening and hearing allows us to hear that our brains are only working within the complete security action, taking into account the way our minds learn from us, or how our brains only work within the complete security action. Recorded at San Diego State University in 1974 and curated by the Krishnamurti Foundation in America
“Looking and listening have become mechanical. We do not see anything new. Even flowers are not new that bloom overnight. It is always from known to known. – J. Krishnamurti
About J. Krishnamurti:
Nearly sixty years before he passed away in 1986 at the age of 90, Jidu Krishnamurti crossed the world and conveyed voluntary and fascinating discourse to large audiences. Krishnamurti took on the role of investigators rather than authority figures, encouraging individuals to question their assumptions and explore the depth of consciousness. Estimated at over 100 million words, his extensive work spans more than 60 years of relentless research and dialogue. Combined into numerous books and translated into multiple languages, his teaching continues to inspire job seekers around the world, inviting them to embark on a deep journey of self-discovery and understanding. J. Krishnamurti’s legacy offers timeless wisdom to those who endure as a guided light, challenge traditional thinking, and dare to explore the complexity of being.
About Dr. Alan W. Anderson:
Dr. Alan Anderson was a poet, author, professor emeritus, beloved teacher, scholar of the neurological tradition and a talented religious linguist. He helped establish the Faculty of Religion at San Diego State University in 1969. Dr. Anderson became chairman of that department, specializing in Eastern religions, until his retirement in 1985.
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