Can thought stop? | Krishnamurti

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[@Live-the-Truth-instantly]

He demonstrates it when he says "did you hear it"

[@thealmighty3901]

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[@littlewillowlinda]

Time as movement of thought. Interesting concept, never thought of it that way

[@mystic_alchemist]

I guess we will have to test that by ourselves

[@elmarwagner2683]

You don't need to stop thinking, but you can stop thinking about your fear(s). Move on, use your brain for better thoughts, the best thing that can happen is that you forget your fears.

[@youlaughcompilation2792]

What was he trying to explain when he said time as movement of thought was he trying to say that thoughts cant be stop?? Just like time cant be stopped?

[@WingZeroSymphonics]

That is the question for today. The difference between worry and fear and self centeredness and perhaps something totally different.

[@onenesswithmusic0015]

🙏🙏

[@KINGJUNAID555]

Subtitles are missing

[@anithae7093]

Full video link please

[@kft]

Check the video description

[@surindersingh-uq4vl]

Sir why do you say that thought is not required. When you say ," watch yourself", " be light to thyself" Are these not thoughts? How can you nullify the importance of thoughts,? We are all what we think repeatedly.. The most important thing is moral way of living. For that we don't need deep discussions. Every body knows what is right or wrong conduct.

[@fortissimoX]

"Watch yourself" is a pointer to just be aware. To observe yourself. Being aware, just observing, doesn't have any thought. Thoughts might arise, and probably will during that process, but the observer will not react to them and will not identify with them. "How can you nullify the importance of thoughts,? We are all what we think repeatedly" No, we are not. In fact, the human misery arises once the people identify them with the thoughts. There is something much deeper behind the thoughts and that is consciousness. Only when you are firmly rooted in the consciousness can you use thoughts for something that will not bring misery to you and others. As long as you are identified with thoughts, you are deeply unconscious, and therefore under the influence of those fleeting thoughts. "Every body knows what is right or wrong conduct." I wouldn't agree. As far as I can see, people are fighting about every imaginable thing possible. And who is fighting? Two opposite sides? And why are they fighting? Because they are extremely unconsciously identified with their thought and their ego, and they just know that they are right and they live morally and they have to fight the "others" who are wrong.

[@elmarwagner2683]

He never nullifies the importance of thoughts, he says (in other talks) that you should put thought in its right place. One of the principal causes of conflicts is exactly your last sentence: If two humans (groups, parties, nations, religions, ...) are convinced to know what is right or wrong, but have different opinions about it.

[@thealmighty3901]

@@fortissimoX you are quite intelligent.

[@youlaughcompilation2792]

@@fortissimoX What was he trying to explain when he said time as movement of thought was he trying to say that thoughts cant be stop?? Just like time cant be stopped? Can you help me out!??

[@darshitparikh7873]

Conduct and morals are extremely subject and the very knowledge of them makes a human being self centric, egoistic and damaging. The depth is required to break the shattles, see the truth and live life with absolute conduct, and no conduct at all.