Can one live in a timeless state? | J. Krishnamurti
Published 2015-03-08
Saanen 1980 - Question #3 from Question & Answer Meeting #2
'You have said that death is total annihilation and you have also said that there is immortality, a state of timeless existence. Can one live in that state?'
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All Comments (21)
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“Love is not an experience” - this is huge!
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Dying to conflicts originated by thoughts is living in immortality.Thus life and death live side by side.GOT IT SIR.
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Living hand-in-hand with death all way long and each moment - I’m over the top grateful to you, dear speaker 🙏
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Beloved Teacher.
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His command on so many languages is incredible amongst all other things
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Thought denies love! Love is not a remembrance. Love is not desire! We are the entire humanity, we are not individuals. If you drop everything that thought has created, love arises without any effort!
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“When thought predominates our life, as it does, then thought denies love. Love is not a remembrance. Love is not an experience.” 11:25
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Each word he says is worth writing down and reflecting for months together, incredible insight into the very essence of human existence and purpose of life
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He is the expression of the ultimate psychology of mankind.
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What a human, in the 80s and now I am grateful to watch him. Long live in the conscious K...
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Thank you so much to the channel runner for uploading these segments.
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I was just revealed a series of vital realizations, this is the definition of an ever-influential immortality. Namaste Krishnamurti. Namaste, everyone.
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Really great work by the back supporters for us.....they are supporting we people. Great salutes Sir ..
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Wow. What a clear explanation. After listening to him and had read his books for so many years, today I understood clearly what he is talking about "me" and its death. Amazing! Simply amazing!
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He knew many languages like French, Italian, Dutch. Wow.
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I think his idea of death is related to the ending of the existence of the illusion of the observer and the observed. It's something hard to grasp cause when he talks about memory it feels like something that you can't avoid having it. Also gives a sensation of losing identity, which is not a pleasant thing to think about it. But I feel that he means that identity is something that it's not fundamentally so, why are made in the same way in many ways. And that it's death? The ending of time? ( I want to be something different of what it is) and thought is generated by time? What is the sense of identity after that? Such an interesting thing
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We are conditioned heavily so it requires awareness
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Life is walking hand in hand with death.
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we are all immortals . first of all We are all only ONE. I am here from Big bang and live forever infinitely in diffrent diffrent forms .
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Such good observations he gives! 7:02 How to face this terrible thing called living... and the vanities that societal structures burden us with. 8:52 Can we die to everything that 'thought' has built in us? It is so true that our thoughts - and worse, the thoughts and beliefs which others burden us with - have built our life. 13:49 We are trained to be individuals... but we bare all humanity's feelings. We have personal abilities... but they are not 'my gift' - that leads to vanity! 17:30 There's always the priest around the corner... or guru... they're all the same. Do good, go to heaven. This only appeals to the egocentric.
