Audiobook : Freedom From The Known by Jiddu Krishnamurti ( With Subtitles & Clear Audio)

Ravi Teja Paruchuri
Ravi Teja Paruchuri
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Published 2019-11-14
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Timestamps:
The Basic Nature of Man: (0:00​)
Learning about ourselves: (29:16)
Consciousness: (48:41​)
Pursuit of pleasure: (1:00:07​)
Self-concern: (1:10:06​)
Violence: (1:31:15)
Relationship, conflict: (1:50:17)
Freedom, revolt, solitude: (2:09:32)
Time, sorrow, death: (2:18:45​)
Love: (2:32:22​)
To look and to listen: (2:53:10​)
The observer and observed: (3:09:02​)
What is thinking: (3:17:46​)
The burdens of yesterday: (3:29:14)
Experience: (3:40:42​)
Total revolution: (3:54:16​)

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All Comments (21)
  • @RaviTejaParuchuri
    Turn on Subtitles. Subtitles are added to this Audiobook Recently. You can also select chapters which you want to listen.
  • @brittanyguerra602
    Jiddu will come around and make you rethink your whole life 🤣🥰
  • @PompousPicard1
    This book was absolutely shattering when I first encountered it. Over time, it’s lost none of its power. Thank you for the upload.
  • @chuckhines459
    You will never hear this teaching anywhere. It is life changing. 🙏
  • @thedarkriver1
    Holy crap! I did not know this was available on Youtube. What a treat!! Thank you very much😁👍👍
  • @seekersfinders8801
    If I could read or see only one thing it would be this book. And what to say to K but thank you.
  • @amitdahal1698
    Krishnamurty is such a beautiful hybrid human that connects the east & west to provide a lens for all to see themselves by themselves. To know yourself is a never ending journey that always opens one’s eyes moment by moment.
  • @kockoklosharcheto
    The best book Ive ever listened in my entire life by far. If you know something better, please tell me. If you havent listened to it, this is the best I know.
  • @jannegoman3689
    One part of me wants to improve myself and wanted to do it ever since childhood; Buying online courses, trying out new behaviors, thinking differently and acting differently. Then Jiddu's voice comes along inside my thoughts and asks the impossible: "Who is the one doing the improving and who is the one receiving the improvement?" Then I lose motivation to trying to improve anything and discontinue memberships =D He always emphasizes that we should understand what he speaks about not merely verbally and superficially, but REALLY understand what he says without using any thought's. "Just look at it", right? I would be totally happy to give up my ego for free and continue to live rest of my life in that state; to see what is and not only what's the interpretation of it, to become one with the perception and not always be separated from it, to inquire and not always compare with what I know / have been told. EDIT: And now after writing that, I realized that "me" is "totally happy" when it's been discarded, and therefore my happiness is conditioned under some improvement which requires time, and therefore it is in the future, and therefore it's not happening ='). And so the circle has found it's end.
  • @Davo8
    THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING SUCH A LIFE CHANGING VIDEO.
  • @rontan8433
    Thanks for the clear narration .So much wisdom!