Audio | J. Krishnamurti - Santa Monica 1970 - Public Talk 3 - Life, love and death

Audio | J. Krishnamurti - Santa Monica 1970 - Public Talk 3 - Life, love and death
What is it that we call living?
Can the past be delayed so that there is no immediate formation of an image?
What is love?
What is compassion?
Why do you depend on another?
What does death mean to you?
Q: You said you are, ‘Like a telephone transmits.’ What happens if the person who picks up the receiver is hostile?
Q: You say miracles are the easiest things to do. Please explain.
Q: What can the individual do to combat the terrible forces that exist in this country?
Q: Can I love one person exclusively?
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