Letting go | Krishnamurti

[@deejaycomic]

When I have felt suicidal in the past, I now know that I was seeking to end the connection to my past and its warped projection of my future. In a state of hopelessness, the only hope that I could see was to end my physical self. Instead, I was choosing to sacrifice my own life in order to avoid the living feeling of loss. I don't believe that I ever truly wanted to be dead. I only wanted the peace that comes with living in the moment without fear or rumination.

[@TheJyothy]

Resonated deeply... Yes... Suicide is the desperate attempt to put an end and to free oneself from conflicts created by the content of our brain....

[@MargotCandy]

So happy u tried and changed ur life , !Fear is the worst thing! Fear always blurs one self and then it gets chaotic! I also hope soon to be fearless and chill and live in the moment ^^

[@prianthagovender649]

Peace be with you, may you heal and have the stillness of mind you deserve.

[@ThePhoenixTube007]

We wanted to die because when didnt want to feel the pain . But we did not know that we want the past behind us .

[@CYMONKA]

Thank you for sharing. This is so beautifully stated.

[@psychologywithjoydeep]

He always get me out of my emotional turmoil, he is a true friend.

[@daveybalmer]

Many people proclaim to have knowledge of how best to live this life. Many make fantastic claims; many shout it out theatrically; and many crave an adoring audience to bear witness to their often foolish rhetoric. Conversely, this man, Krishnamurti, speaks gently, and conveys a tapestry of understanding and wisdom, that is practical and available and without all the trappings of conventional evangelical ravings. In his face alone, there is a sure sense of a life well-spent; of a deep awareness of how best to live; and of a character with much to offer for those who can patiently listen.

[@sukumarsrinivasan]

I was smiling during the talk and I had tesrs in my eyes when it ended! What a great Teacher!

[@alidohorizonte]

One of the best masters.

[@siddharthmachiraju5786]

@@alidohorizonte he wouldnt like being called a teacher or a master imo

[@MrXuantungmk]

“The Buddha told his disciple Ananda to see impermanence, to see death with every breath. We must know death; we must die in order to live. What does that mean? To die is to come to the end of our doubts, all our questions, and just be here with the present reality. You can never die tomorrow; you must die now. Can you do it? If you can do it, you will know the peace of no more questions.” ---- Ajahn Chah

[@mariechong7280]

Dying to PAST ; So can fully aLive with the PRESENT

[@I-Am-That]

Both on the quotes and direct advice do complement on the final ending as the source is one I do realize I'm not real and all the words I say & uttered are just mere noise & sound

[@hamed6559]

How can one die?

[@ravihmalviya]

​@hamed6559 Die is end of everything that we hold on and even what we called me, once we see every day every moment you are dieing means we or everything are becoming older or living cells are dieing, on top of it there is no certainly that there will be tomorrow for us, once we see it, Everything will demolish for us that we hold on, Now you will live only one way that without expectation and ego. Thats my understanding of die, because when I die there is no me to see I die. So till I live I can only see everything dieing.

[@jamesallison4875]

It’s so weird but I’ve been thinking about this very idea. And, when people ask me specific questions about recent quotidian events they are surprised to find I don’t remember, or care. I forget each day as it passes although with effort I can reconstruct the past. I just didn’t care to. Lovely!

[@priyakadiyan8055]

Exactly! Could totally relate man.

[@pelado9293]

Me too. And then my boss gets pissed lol

[@anthonymurphy7875]

Well said 👏👏👏

[@roopalondhe6102]

And I all this time thought ....i was suffering dementia

[@thegiftedmedia]

Hi James, your comment resonates with me. I'm actually quite concerned because I seem to forget things very quickly and don't know if this is Alzheimer's. Is there a way to confirm that it is not?

[@archanakumari1482]

Magical.... dropping this comment so that each time anyone likes it, I get the chance to hear it again❤️

[@redapple7665]

Here it again...👍

[@Gaurav.P0]

Here it again 🙂

[@janmax1866]

There you go x

[@benarthurhuzz4664]

Hear it everyday.....

[@NP-vu7ok]

God bless you in every way 🙏🙏

[@rogerlin9602]

We demand continuity which is the trap of memory and thinking. Death is the ending of continuity. Experience death every day and minute. There is only present, no continuity of the past. Thanks Krishnamurti. 🚴‍♂️🏍🎅👍🐧🐳🍁🦋🕊💖🐌

[@Absolutely-nothing80]

I love you K sir. You are the best gift from nature to the mankind.❤ Thank you for everything sir. I love you sir.

[@cecilcharlesofficial]

One thing that Watt taught me and on which I've expanded a bit: You know how the meaning of any music melody changes if you add an extra note at the end? Well, our lives are a story in which the 'meaning' is being refreshed in every moment, because we only know the story up till now, and now is always changing. It means you don't have to worry so much about what it 'means' - and so you have a better chance of not become neurotic and destructive toward others in defense of what it all means.

[@sgriffin8739]

Wow, it seems this may be his most important teaching I've heard. ❤

[@rogerlin9602]

Death means you voluntarily and easily let go. End it each day. Learn to live with death, so there is no continuity of the past or future Attachment means a great deal to humans. Thanks Krishnamurti 🌷🌴💖🕊🐌🌱🍁

[@danavisalli3467]

I was surprised to find myself laughing quite a bit through this excellent talk. Something inside just recognized what he was talking about. When I was 19 I briefly had an experience of what he is talking about, the death the self. Just totally lost and feeling like nothing around people who seemed so together, my mind just blew apart. I lept into the arms of the person next to me yelling 'It's true, it's true, it's true.........'

[@Gaurav.P0]

What do you mean ?

[@romelceschini6992]

At the end of this speach u realise the truth and a smile yourself. Thanks ever.

[@dr.sureshsaravdekar4410]

Let go Thats the living every moment without the attachment to past and future .. Its a bliss to be in that state.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@oneconsc3333]

The change is happening now. Thank you Jk for all your teachings. 🙏🏻💜🇨🇦

[@tanju_sarı]

this talk is the real masterpiece of human intellect and deep grasping...

[@neerajwasnik9450]

By these ten minutes words, Krishnamurti made it possible for me to see the beauty of the Katha Upanishad. The things which i first thought to be useless and nonsense are now seeming to me carry great meaning and a slice of life itself. Hats off to your sir, i assure you that you have really helped me a lot in my life and i am becoming a better person day by day.

[@patrickbinford590]

He smiled when he talked about death. At one point I thought he was going to bust out in to uproarious laughter.

[@mobiustrip1400]

You are dead in the past. You are dead in the future. Hilarious 🤣🤣😀🤣🤣

[@rampratapmaurya2681]

Yes

[@taranayar5785]

Death is a good friend ☺️ who keeps reminding us to live a worthy life.Live positively with a pure mind.☺️

[@AAG007]

No positive or negetive, we just have to live until we completely die.

[@ravivagh9772]

Before death old age is also good friend which can keep our lust desire ego in control

[@stefos6431]

Only a very, very, very few can understand this and even less want to implement this, per se. Remember this when dating, at work, or doing daily affairs!!!!

[@BenSchillaci]

The world is so beautiful, it just moves on. Every experience just slips through our fingers. There is no way to stop it by force. We are not progressing we are folding. These words can’t even touch on what is actually being translated to to words.

[@avaneebhatt7786]

Thanks!

[@kft]

Thank you for your support

[@saketsagar2156]

I’m living that way

[@saketsagar2156]

@@lordbyron3603 you will eventually reach there let go moment passed the next moment to consciously create a new moment . Live life RANDOM + CONTROL intwined . (Act or even no act ) every moment with conviction then you will only move forward Complete ATTENTION in every moment not through self perspective but from involvement Let me know if I had been any help or if I not made any sense

[@omnamhashiva9700]

Live with Death -- Not wait for death -- But end it each day -- To live something, a life thats constantly ending every day every minute so these is no continuity of the past or the future there is only ending which is death and to live that way -- Dont Think about it , See the truth of it -- Its a bliss to hear this -

[@gregniel]

The most profound experience I've ever had. . . . . was what felt when I truly thought at one time I was dying. . . . It was if a curtain was coming down on my life. . . and everybody that I cared about (which was my only attachment) were going to be gone forever. . . . . it was absolutely terrifying. . . . . and I could not get over it. . . . without my ego dying. . . . .

[@user-nt4nm4fb3u]

If u can realize this....Enlightenment is now & here🙏🏽❤.

[@gurmanbrar8945]

What realize

[@radhaparasuram7373]

He may not like to be my guru but I am his disciple.

[@hmmahdi9654]

A guru is like a candle , he is the sun. ☀️

[@fitnessforlife8966]

@@hmmahdi9654stop idolising, he is against it

[@RohitSharma-ho2zy]

Legendary man 💕💕

[@suchitrapandhare7337]

Letting go of things which bother us, will help us live in now. And this always living in now will transform life for good!

[@rajasekarkunjithapatham7021]

Not only which bother us but everything!

[@deboraharmstrong4385]

I have read krishnamerti for 60 years seen all the videos from the past, love his beautiful face and talks etc. However if you're living in a war zone ...

[@AnthonyHoward-rt4ly]

Without memories wouldn't the self still experience some form of continuity

[@ChandanDas-iq3xv]

My life’s Greatest discovery is finding Eckart tolle and j Krishnamurti…If i not discover this legends i m lost in my own mind and this world .

[@umaranirethinavelu5812]

Simply put all pain and suffering is out of attachment so the death is living with freedom of ideas that we all seem to follow without questioning. So one lives but never dies and even when physical dies he caries the memories with spiritual energy. Death in truth is freedom from thought, the thought that is full of memories, copied and followed for, life

[@mpkkakoti]

Thought cannot deceive death, isn't it a wonderful fact

[@madhuvasanth7235]

I don't know what it is but after listening to JK I now realise that letting go of thought is mere death and to live with one feels like a hell which is like experiencing one before the death invites, So having a thought for a day and seeing it's end the same day gives me sense of relief...I am going to try and incorporate this in my daily life

[@pilargarcia6724]

Genial!!! Muchísimas gracias

[@nikhilkrishnan9]

Hence our ancestors has said "Sathyam Shivam Sundaram". Truth death beautiful. Truth is in death and it's beautiful.

[@whitesugarsweetchristine1023]

Thank You.

[@dilipshanbhag8282]

What I seek from this video is that One should live life like a normal being but before going to bed one should have a realisation that the sleep is a death don't know weather you wake up next morning or not

[@dreamingdreamerdream]

Absolutely brilliant.

[@Himanshu_Upadhyay_]

Thank you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@maeschbamail]

Thanks!

[@kft]

Thank you for your continued support

[@kimhappy4908]

Something else is in charge already can't you tell? Breathing, thinking ,etc. all the vital function of you are not in a control of your will power. By realizing that, you have no choice but let go

[@lotus_unfolded]

There is no free will and choice ;) just illusion for the one who feels separate 🤷‍♀️

[@evoo6]

yep, agree.

[@franvf8881]

justo es eso!, una pista mas de lo grande que es todo esto.

[@fatoufrancescambow5876]

It isn’t as simple as that, though, is it? Relationship really is what we are as without water, food or shelter whatever we think we are without those, actually dies. Hence the anxiety of the one part of the relationship that has divided itself from the relationship : the anxiety of depending on what the divided now calls the « other »

[@pshtiwanshahidlatif3877]

no one better than you can touch the problems and go to the deepest root of it.

[@lxz01]

谢谢！

[@kft]

Thank you for your support.

[@leannefaulkner-charve6910]

I will try to live that way, you beautiful soul 😘

[@Indian_first]

Thank you Jk sir foy your guidance 🙏🏻

[@AAG007]

But he can't accept your thanks

[@upddushyant]

Thankyou

[@avalanche9026]

We simply don’t have the guts and the courage ambition to do that …. Some might ? But not many on this planet. The fear of unknown

[@loawkoes]

"thought cannot deceive death"

[@sachinshuklashukla9122]

Attachment with the particular memories can be ended provided that one has the apparent, unbiased and judicious vision that evaluates the memories as memories without considering them one's own existence or identity.

[@CarlosAlberto-gs7gm]

Grandiosidade de sabedoria foi revelado a humildade...

[@eheper]

Obviously we all can live that way, whether we go by with it deliberately or not...

[@andyriya9000]

Happy is the one who is nothing It's a fact man.

[@markmoore9530]

Thank you sir ❤

[@j.m.h859]

Thanks🙏

[@patamesh]

So profound 😢

[@ishapattanashettar9504]

Great teacher 🙏🙏

[@kiproslofitis2016]

This is a speech that seems dark at the surface and (as a result) can be easily misunderstood in terrible ways. On one interpretation, he seems to be saying: let go of the present for the sake of contemplating the future event of death. But this interpretation is totally unbecoming. There is infinite richness in living in the now without worrying about death - and for that matter, without worrying about anything. Now, *not worrying about death* requires: 1) not resisting it, 2) not wishing it away, etc., and most importantly, a precondition of all the aforementioned: not thinking about it.

[@ingridescobedo4527]

There’s no reason to suffer. You see it and you dispatch it.

[@dovahking6514]

How? I am constantly compared to others, I need to keep up my grades, find an internship, survive, all at once. My brain is programmed for stress and fear because of family issues/mom's trauma when I was born. My sibling dropped out so now I must succeed or my parents would be extremely sad. Not mad, just sad. There's no solution to suffering. It's a sick world

[@Piruless]

@@dovahking6514 don't worry, if you haven't found the solution, the solution will find you. Nobody is gonna help you except for yourself. But i will just say that maybe your parents deserve to be dissapointed and start accepting things the way they are...or you should accept your limitations and just stop trying to please other people, or you'll end up destroyed and either way it will make them sad. I mean, both situations would be sad for them, so maybe they'd prefer an "imperfect son" who didnt fulfill their dreams

[@sx1031]

@@dovahking6514stop it right now Doesnt matter As long as u have food roof u r ok Apart from it, find what u love and let it kill ya Just do what u love to do Be happy my friend even if it means distancing ppl losing things The only thing that matter is that u r joyful - osho

[@ramabaiapparao8801]

His eyes .. awesome

[@danfara6126]

finally, a very concrete info from jk. only undoubtful thing that we know is that we andveverybody else will die rather soon. let us be aware of it everyday and use it

[@sadashivshete403]

।।ॐ॥ great thought to practise. salute to a great thinker.

[@fazalk8649]

Only jk can present this eternal truth stylish n beautiful.

[@easybreezy8904]

Thank you sir.

[@durlovbaruah]

I will live with death, with the ending of 'me' at whatever cost. There is no cost in death. Everything is equally priced in death. I am nothing. I breath as an organism and live as an organism.

[@texastexas4541]

Experience death (of preconditioning or Ego) each day. If you do, you are reincarnating into a new and better person each day. You are born again. When you finally conquer your mind, at some point in your life you have attained Moksha while your body and mind are still alive and healthy. Thank you JK!

[@javiersays]

we know if everyone everything worked just as the way we wanted... we would have no problems... we would be "happy"... if we work very hard and achieve what we wanted to ... we feel our effort is validated... truth is we are more and more miserable when we have life functioning outside these parameters of "convient" living..some are truly terrible and some are terrible in our mind more terrible than they need to be... beyond a certain point we can be miserable that the present is a certain way but then we have to realize fighting it resisting isn't going to change a thing... if we truly have made the decision to be miserable...at least we should be miserable about something worthy of our misery and struggle... the idea of letting nonsense stories in our mind die is powerful... imagining a big fire place..letting thoughts rise..investingating them feeling them ... and see if there has been a measured response and then if action has been taken burning it... the thought of something or some action keeps the emotion alive and gives power to it... and hold us captive to our life experience... as we are "stuck"

[@bilisbillaras4042]

9:53 He presses his stomach or just frees room out of behind and then 🎉🎉😂😂💨💨

[@user20-r6y]

😂🎉

[@SilverEye168]

He was passionate about the possibilities in death.

[@mnseswar4]

GREAT SPEACH

[@assessoroffice7212]

This is terrifying. You may feel a lot of anxiety if you are going to do it.

[@sangeetanair3643]

Amazzing practical way to wipe out all our memories

[@prabhakarsaipream9386]

Letting go feeling comes through practice, practice practice practice and practice

[@hanibasim7598]

Practice implies a desire to let go, I must practice in order to let go, so there is a conflict between wanting to let go and the state one is experiencing.

[@ObservingBeauty]

What will I give to find out ? Such a direct question, that one can’t answer with words, only with actuality

[@ranjitavinod1541]

would "death" mean the ending of all identifications,which are just subjective conclusions ,based on individual likes and dislikes ? does duality bring " death" into sharper focus,in that,the ending of gross body connotes death ? would " I" and " you" necessitate " letting go " ?how is thought to be blamed for anything ? it is a medium of expression - when the user is the master, thought can be used for inquiry into all subjective conclusions ,if the user of thought is it's slave,then thought can create the confusion and mayhem that we call " relative world",with all its wars and conflict.

[@shubhamshekhar4956]

Just wow

[@misinca]

T H A N K Y O U ! ! ! 🙏🙏🙏

[@ramthian]

Great 😊

[@sidstar1001]

Thought does not deceive death...

[@alexisbianco158]

Thought cannot deceive death 🙏🏽. So use thought only for objective things, otherwise you will not find your way back home

[@ashitmukherjee5934]

Right.

[@stormtraders]

Nothing is right or wrong in this life , thinking makes it so

[@tabacodepipa7344]

Thought cannot deceive death".

[@doctorgk]

❤

[@ankushdalal9539]

❤

[@BeiBe42780]

If you let it go It is not letting go

[@julianal.573]

💐

[@k.w.689]

I've watched this twice and not sure I understand his lesson. "Thought can create many things but thought can not deceive death." "To live every day with no identity or attachments, as if death is upon us every day?

[@sidstar1001]

Attachment is desire which fosters suffering. When speaking of death he's not always referring to a physical sense of it, perhaps... I 🤔

[@cmanjularao9833]

K........ ❤️

[@victoriap2519]

it is not brain cells carry memories, it is the mind carries brain carrying memories

[@launchpadATL]

I took this from someone in the comments but i am making this comment so when ppl like my comment i get to listen to it again 🙂🙂🙂

[@meetatshah]

🙏🏽

[@edu.monstrik]

"Thought cannot decieve death..." - Mental mega boom! ***

[@coolwhiphimself7753]

He's telling us to live with death, because its going to happen. Freedom from the known. Hes not telling us to think about death, but to acknowledge its importance as we live each day.

[@CollaterlieSisters]

It seemed to me that K was talking about death of the known, the past, the accumulation of experience. I did not get the impression his focus was on death of the body, even though there may be some benefit in following your recommendation to acknowledge the future death of the body. It is my understanding that K is inviting the listener to die now, in the present, to the accumulation of the past, irrespective of the body.

[@benarthurhuzz4664]

@@CollaterlieSisters you can read some Buddhism books.... They say many things like J krishnamurthi .... Like about things like living is dying or many things

[@mariechong7280]

death ends my past and future now 🙏

[@rajasekarkunjithapatham7021]

Great dear

[@studyranzers8746]

🎉

[@manupi17]

Internal Freedom🙏🤍😌🧚‍♀️

[@mvp5514]

I've been trying very hard to let go, cause I do not want to suffer any longer. 🙏💖

[@shreya3604]

Same 😭😭

[@sibayanmitra7922]

You can't try hard to let go 🤣

[@danielp.8106]

“Want to” is a thought… just watch and see what is happening. This is JK.

[@akshayborgaonkar1581]

Don't try hard ... That's what means not leting go...

[@sohailkhan1947]

trying is suffering.. let go of the trying.

[@5465842465]

ok how do I let go of my mistakes? wouldn't it be irresponsible to forget after doing wrong things?

[@Alex722]

Alright, you notice you did wrong and that's it, you let it go. There is no need to carry around thoughts of whatever wrong you did or had done to you.... Once you truly noticed and understood you did a mistake then there is no reason to cling on it or remember it. Noticing it and wanting to be responsible, instantly means you have the intention not to repeat it, so you don't have to think of that mistake anymore....

[@tamiclose]

What I discovered is the thought of doing wrong is "innocent," like a child being reminded of his separation, and being scolded. We tend to categorize guilty and innocent from our memories, and fit people into one of the two categories. It helps me to think of everyone as innocent and, thereby, redirect my thinking. Beyond right and wrong doing, there is a field. I'll meet you there. Rumi

[@sunitagurjar5301]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@tomsmith2361]

🎉👍😊