Can the mind empty itself of time? | Krishnamurti

[@kamleshtaank231]

Yes sir .. Yes we can empty and as soon as we become empty .. reality revels .. and it is so simple and so liberating ... It is total peace moment by moment

[@uhhdudeuhhwhatsup]

It is so funny when your mind comes upon the timeless. Because it is there in the background always, but thought, seeking pleasure, seeks it and projects it. When that process is understood, the mind is like a blank screen, in total contact with the present moment, and the background of the past is absent… then, there is a feeling of being totally alive as if for the first time, because this moment is brand new, without the shadow of memory or anticipation.

[@___DJ__]

This helps me understand reincarnation on another level. I love this guy!

[@anujnijhawan2306]

Very clearly explained 👌

[@FunnyAnimalShorts11]

I love this excellent

[@fernandoorozco5968]

thank you

[@suniltiwari8335]

i have to say he is god literally .pure observer.

[@suhassuhas5472]

Thank you sir

[@vinp6093]

Yes.

[@kowdlevinay7583]

Yes sir!

[@satyachaulagain6780]

Yes sir,

[@kowdlevinay7583]

Yes sir

[@valdirbergamobergamo5396]

Sendo assim, todos os poderes mentais , assim como uma evolucao desaparecem, so sobra algo que nao percebe o acumulo e o tempo.

[@preethikrao]

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[@aneeshradhakrishnan4975]

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[@jaafarhasan1970]

We can reach that through meditation Because in meditation thers no time

[@JohnDoe-bt9qp]

What does no time mean?

[@UmairKhan-o2u]

The concept of "ending time" is my understanding of the termination of our physical existence. It implies that we can only achieve liberation from the confines of time when we depart from our physical bodies. It appears improbable for a living person with a beating heart to entirely disengage their consciousness. However, I'm intrigued by individuals who enter comas. Is it possible that during such episodes, they lose their sense of time, indicating a partial detachment of consciousness? While an observer might perceive a person in a coma as experiencing distress, it's important to note that this might not be the case.

[@uhhdudeuhhwhatsup]

He’s not talking about the physical body dying, only the psychological structure of memory… memory is necessary in a certain area but is more often that not intrusive and causes enormous conflict.. he’s saying when you understand all that completely, which is quite difficult and requires tremendous determination and awareness, the mind is no longer living in memory or anticipation- it’s in complete contact with the here and now, which is then uncontaminated by the memories of 1000 yesterdays. It’s fresh, alive, brand new. People seek this state as “enlightenment” all the time and get caught in illusions, but it’s really revealed through a deep committed understanding of yourself, to die to yesterday every day and to find out whether the mind can be free of this burden of always living in yesterday and tomorrow- which only ever exists in the mind, never in actuality.

[@saketsagar2156]

Yes

[@MrAjbeck]

How

[@saketsagar2156]

Don’t take anything personally in life . Good or bad just move on .THIS need great exuberant energy to lead life blissfully . Balance your body be neutral in life and enjoy both bad and good , let every feeling blossom and then vanish on its own . Don’t make effort. In that way you don’t hold anything (idea of pleasure & sorrow), therefore no repetition . Don’t try to suppress or charge up pain or pleasure I’m telling from my experience if it not suits you , nevermind. eliminating time inwardly is being same innocent neutral blissful state psychologically all your lifetime

[@saketsagar2156]

To say precisely- don’t have any expectations in life just live it , blossom in both good n bad situation. AGAIN it all needs tremendous amount of energy n balance in daily life to TRANSFORM yourself once n for all . There is nothing to achieved or becoming tomorrow or next moment (inwardly ) . Therefore time doesn’t exist within , hence brain is always innocent and healthy . Wish you all a fantabulous life 🤍

[@prabhukrp]

In spite of very simple English, why K is understood by so less people?🤔

[@RajendraPrasad-zc6kh]

Conditioning. And, deep attachment to worldly relations and objects.

[@grotafundadshyrjut2700]

It seams easier and possible to me to abstract time and then just observe what happens..

[@8RH01]

You saying is correct but how to reach end of time, is it practically possible?

[@biffin62]

The "how" involves time and time is the enemy.

[@rohannaik4594]

When you empty the content you realise it's the end of time. There's no reaching as its not a journey in time or space. There is only realisation.

[@hye-euncho2891]

When time ends, doesn’t it mean death?

[@ifyougrewupinbrightsgrove4840]

I am having some difficulty with K’s use of phrases for this video. would have used the term egoic mind, for a few instance that K refers to consciousness. When he says “ his consciousness” it seems to me should be ego, as he also refers to the one consciousness. I understand most of K talks, certainly makes me pause to think.

[@karimrohie9245]

How would a human being act without thought? how life would be if we empty the content of consciousness ? Maybe we would observe the exterior or the physical world differently

[@kamleshtaank231]

Or we can say that we would observe the world as it is in its reality.

[@bg-rbhat12]

Yes and if we could do that then we are simply New born! Intrigue!

[@TheVera123456]

But how to do that?

[@srinivasarao6171]

Is one really serious to attend to all this with the whole of one's being or is it a mere passing remark ? Spend a few minutes of listening to some new stuff and then a casual question of how of it? We spend years to become a doctor or an engineer . But for all this we have no time. On the contrary we lik to be carried away by fanciful religions/priests. One thinks that is the real crux of the problem.

[@yuvals3796]

@@TheVera123456 observe your conflict

[@EvolutionWendy]

yes how to do that? krishnamurti is working with time... who we are as persona is time bound... i see that! Krishnamurti perhaps lives with a simple mind in the here and now, realizing time is a stream in a greater "place"

[@Qworld00]

The individual self or the consciousness is a very superficial, limited, conditioned and contradictory consciousness. Each individual had created a superficial isolation from one whole human consciousness or from others. The individual lives in a shell of illusion which is its own making. It is constantly shoving itself into isolation and then keeps on longing for freedom. All it has to do is to drop all doings and efforts that binds itself and only then it will realize that it was never not free.

[@satoriubermensch4933]

My dad died 2 days ago. He was very good person. Where is he, what is he now?

[@vaughnyafe2311]

I'm deeply sorry for your loss, I too lost my dad 1 March 21. A friend sent me this beautiful message on his passing: I know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories.

[@kolarz2128]

Who are you?

[@wulf67]

He is in you, and in everyone he has ever met. Where are you, and what are you now, and who is asking the question?

[@bd-ot8jm]

Every life has a measure of sorrow, and sometimes this is what awakens us. - Steven Tyler Sorry for you my friend, Be strong. 🙏🙏🙏

[@brunofernandes5313]

Sorry about your loss. Take this Krishnamurti words about death: kzbin.info/www/bejne/haimp5WJnreeg5o

[@seangrieves4359]

Remove something that's not there. Easy to see its absence then nothing need be done.

[@manmathahaldar9221]

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