Nikhil Kamath Talks About J. Krishnamurti

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[@divyanshnanda3523]

I have never seen a greater mismatch between the host and the guests.

[@sonalmishra5904]

Hahahah Guests have no clue

[@kevincooper4264]

​@@MessiahManiac Not every podcaster aspires to be like Joe Rogan. Same goes with Nikhil as well. I think what he is trying to do is inviting 3-4 successful people from different fields/domains/industries on each podcast and wants them to provide their opinions in a casual and friendly way which is understandable to his audience, whether they are young or old.

[@akhil1411]

Exactly, why these are there. Why Nikhil has to speak with set of people 😂

[@cristiano2741]

Like the founders of zepto deserve to be there ..... young entrepreneurs like them will inspire younger gen

[@MessiahManiac]

@@kevincooper4264 well I do get what you're saying but calling some nepo kid who never achieved anything without their parents' support doesn't bring anything of value to the table, though I agree my assessment of calling him joe rogan was not justified and I apologise for it and yes the episode was good too because of the zepto founder, immense respect for him.

[@Zerorjcrystal]

Krishnamurti is a legend, I wish more people read about him and watched his talks.

[@siddhantsingh7606]

Unfortunately he's too bland and a purist. Masses can't digest him

[@harsh.mishra28]

No, he is just a commie. Not everyone can become a sanyasi including himself.

[@satejpatil875]

Nahi jhepta public ko.

[@gaminggod7726]

Yeah after this legend became a word

[@nishantchandra2876]

He never was and won’t ever be for the masses.

[@utkarshpandey2375]

Seems like rocket science for these genz😂

[@patrick_batman7]

Yeah bro Understanding j krishnamurti is rocket science

[@amitkosa5387]

ha jese tuj to smjh ata hi h sb

[@studentneha4556]

😂😂 , ja insta chala tere na hoga

[@saltycupkakes2799]

Yeah, We don't follow these stupid godmen.

[@rakeshreddy7079]

Perfect saying ... Most of them feel like wowww great... To understand enlightenment people we have done some good things in the past or else everything will feel like wowwww amazing and many more jargon words

[@amitkoyande]

Nayvya and Tara thinking in their minds : kaha aa kar fas gaye yaar. 😂

[@bishalkalita8127]

Ye sab toh stupid flim short vdo with short kapde prr thik hai

[@pranshugupta6159]

😂😂

[@allent4627]

unhone ye baat sochi ya nahi, ye woh jaane. par apke aklan (interpretation) ne shayad apke mann ki baat ko ujagar kar diya.

[@sober_soul_1]

💯 percent true

[@prabalbhadoria5398]

@@allent4627ya to Hindi likhle ya English itna neta kaahe ban rahe ho

[@eshwars.o4829]

His thoughts were way beyond our understanding. I remember a line from tenet "Don't try to understand it feel it"

[@mahendrakumarsai1178]

I didn't hear it from him but one of my teachers said that don't recite it but feel it that someone named babar came from central Asia and fought here and made a dynasty. It suddenly changed the way I looked at the world. It felt like an insight which was hidden in plain sight but can change every life on planet.

[@hashblack11]

​@@mahendrakumarsai1178dad of humayun?

[@sourabhpatel2391]

​@@hashblack11no, he was one of my pubic hair

[@abhikaran1661]

​@@mahendrakumarsai1178You mean to say how a single man, a single event can change the course of history for an entire nation🤷 Yup I can feel it now😬

[@uppinder]

Maybe beyond your understanding. That's a very obvious statement.

[@akashthisside]

Happy to see people discssing about Jiddu Krishnamurthy garu!

[@Mainhoonna-ip4pz]

This guy speaks about a saint as if he’s a legend himself what’s jiddu? This just wants to show they’re smart ! They’re beyond l ame

[@srinivasashree0000]

"When you call yourself an Indian or a Muslim or a Christian or a European, or anything else, you are being violent. Do you see why it is violent? Because you are separating yourself from the rest of mankind. When you separate yourself by belief, by nationality, by tradition, it breeds violence. So a man who is seeking to understand violence does not belong to any country, to any religion, to any political party or partial system; he is concerned with the total understanding of mankind." - J Krishnamurti

[@gaminggod7726]

Hmm good now good thing This mentality doesn't work in world cause world is not your dream field . So whatever he said in premise of reality is bullshit

[@sriharshamadananth1276]

Thanks for sharing . Where did you find this ?

[@vysakhpviswanath6258]

🌟👌

[@khataksachin00]

@@sriharshamadananth1276 it is from the book "freedom from the known" Chapter 6 i guess

[@prakhyathdb9314]

It Now makes sense from where Kamathji's moral developed

[@tanujagarwal3225]

After he quoted the Statement by the great Jiddu Krishnamurthi, all the guys thought what they have been doing their whole lives, they just competed and they couldn't find the peace inside of them. This feeling really hit them hard and can be seen on their faces

[@gaminggod7726]

Even jiddu himself haven't find the peace... So nothing is much achieved

[@khataksachin00]

@@gaminggod7726 why he has to find peace when he is the peace?

[@vibhorejaiswal2997]

​@@khataksachin00ya . He is the peace😂

[@vibhorejaiswal2997]

Competition is necessary. Self competition is myth. Need, competition makes a person better .

[@khataksachin00]

@@vibhorejaiswal2997 yes I mean look at his book "The awakening of Intelligence" such a great work feels like Swami Vivekanand and Krishnamurti saying the same thing.

[@pavanbhati5095]

Tara looks bored AF!

[@manavtyagi6086]

Yeah you can say it bcoz they jaddu callin don't know why that's why u find boring good for u boi

[@tamannapuri9045]

Yet so pretty

[@DiaryofNomad281]

So called gen Z 😂😂

[@uttam904]

that's y her bollywood career is also fucked.

[@samiroy4298]

Who's tara?

[@johnson122]

Finally some entrepreneur speaking about jittu krishnamoorthi. I want more celebrity speaking about him then only lot of people realise real peaceful in their life😊😊😊😊

[@ayenpatel3738]

bro sabke bus ki baat ni hai samjna unko

[@bharsanta5029]

Mr.Krishnamurthi is so intelligent and a great motivator!!

[@vasudev1431]

Motivator 😅

[@hardikgupta9105]

Motivator? I think you haven't listened to him at all

[@mandarrajguru6946]

Motivation? U serious bro 😅

[@Physics14728]

😂😂 motivator.

[@1AdityaSingh]

Motivator 😢

[@advait8510]

"If you broke and clowning on a millionaire, the joke is on you" - J. Cole

[@AB-dp7pw]

I never heard anything about J.cole😅, wtf is he?

[@advait8510]

@@AB-dp7pw its a quote from jcole, he's a popular rapper

[@Mainhoonna-ip4pz]

@@advait8510who cares lol

[@vikasshindey2]

i am a 38 yrs old man. The fact Nikhil said right now, is something I wanted to tell the world since my college times.

[@rahelsyed2313]

Good to see this side of nikhil ❤

[@adityaguptaphy6]

"When the observer gets observed" - J. Krishnamurthy sir The above statement explains whole of the vedantic philosophy and the Ego!

[@honor_ed5875]

It's plain and simple... so deep.. you watch it, re-watch it, then contemplate. And, you realise . It's plain and simple... so deep.

[@baIIshevik]

Would love to see a podcast solely for this topic

[@kahtapahddubarp]

Even though the guests are I.B grads..their faces show how much they understood

[@pvsk10]

Jiddu did write some actual books. Krishnamurti's notebook being one of those

[@anobody4464]

very few. Most were his speeches binded into books lol

[@coachritesh]

Majorly inspired by the life and teachings of K. To be honest he is one the most intellectually realised person this world has ever got in modern era. But i feel bad that so many people still don’t know who he is.

[@user-qi7gj3ug4v]

Under the trees it was very quiet; there were so many birds calling, singing, chattering, endlessly restless. The branches were huge, beautifully shaped, polished, smooth and it was quite startling to see them and they had a sweep and a grace that brought tears to the eyes and made you wonder at the things of the earth. The earth had nothing more beautiful than the tree and when it died it would still be beautiful; every branch naked, open to the sky, bleached by the sun and there would be birds resting upon its nakedness. There would be shelter for owls, there in that deep hollow, and the bright, screeching parrots would nest high up in the hole of that branch; woodpeckers would come, with their redcrested feathers sticking straight out of their heads, to drive in a few holes; of course there would be those striped squirrels, racing about the branches, ever complaining about something and always curious; right on the top-most branch, there would be a white and red eagle surveying the land with dignity and alone. There would be many ants, red and black, scurrying up the tree and others racing down and their bite would be quite painful. But now the tree was alive, marvellous, and there was plenty of shade and the blazing sun never touched you; you could sit there by the hour and see and listen to everything that was alive and dead, outside and inside. You cannot see and listen to the outside without wandering on to the inside. Really the outside is the inside and the inside is the outside and it is difficult, almost impossible to separate them. You look at this magnificent tree and you wonder who is watching whom and presently there is no watcher at all. Everything is so intensely alive and there is only life and the watcher is as dead as that leaf. There is no dividing line between the tree, the birds and that man sitting in the shade and the earth that is so abundant. Virtue is there without thought and so there is order; order is not permanent; it is there only from moment to moment and that immensity comes with the setting sun so casually, so freely welcoming. The birds have become silent for it is getting dark and everything is slowly becoming quiet ready for the night. The brain, that marvellous, sensitive, alive thing, is utterly still, only watching, listening without a moment of reaction, without recording, without experiencing, only seeing and listening. With that immensity, there is love and destruction and that destruction is unapproachable strength. These are all words, like that dead tree, a symbol of that which was and it never is. It has gone, moved away from the word; the word is dead which would never capture that sweeping nothingness. Only out of that immense emptiness is there love, with its innocency. How can the brain be aware of that love, the brain that is so active, crowded, burdened with knowledge, with experience? Everything must be denied for that to be. Habit, however convenient, is destructive of sensitivity, habit gives the feeling of security and how can there be alertness, sensitivity, when habit is cultivated; not that insecurity brings alert awareness. How quickly everything becomes habit, sorrow as well as pleasure and then boredom sets in and that peculiar thing called leisure. After habit which has been working for forty years, then you have leisure or leisure at the end of the day. Habit had its turn and now it's the turn of leisure which again turns into habit. Without sensitivity there is no affection and that integrity which is not the driven reaction of contradictory existence. The machinery of habit is thought which is always seeking security, some comforting state from which it will never be disturbed. It is this search for the permanent that denies sensitivity. Being sensitive never hurts, only those things in which you have taken shelter cause pain. To be totally sensitive is to be wholly alive and that is love. But thought is very cunning; it will evade the pursuer, which is another thought; thought cannot pursue another thought. Only the flowering of thought can be seen, listened to, and what flowers in freedom comes to an end, dies without leaving a mark.

[@monurajput5608]

❤

[@xmindk]

❤

[@userpgfkdnndjnnxn]

Had a good read.. wonderfully written.

[@amey777]

Tara's dopamine receptors gave up.

[@somnathsom1476]

Nikhil be like "Welcome to my ocean of knowledge"

[@MsDarshanp]

Writely said

[@apurvakhartad191]

Never heard of J krishnamurthy before. Thanks for bringing this our notice. We youths much needed this.

[@koshalsharma1287]

Jiddu asse bol raha hai bhai jaise wo inke dost hai

[@Me.isha.]

That’s the whole thing about ! Battling yourself within and winning over yourself is the biggest victory indeed 😊 Spritually uplifted society can create wonders to the real search for truth .And it shouldn’t be too tough for a country blessed with spiritual knowledge , yet people want to still emulate west forgetting the roots . Hope for a better society in the next gen who seem to be more intelligent and connected within .

[@didindiding9428]

See the irony, Man explaining J. Krishnamurti.. You don't understand him bruh.. 😅

[@thedhirajkushwaha]

I didn't expect they will talk abt the legendary J. Krishnamurty

[@IndoPakCanvas]

What an interesting thought. Must read in depth on J. Krishnamurti.

[@SAIRAMpatel]

You should! His books are the greatest thing that happened to me in whole life❤

[@aniketpatil3322]

i am waiting for him to speak about Osho!🤣 Nikhil really bringing up revolution in the youtube space!

[@siddhi1762]

He also talk about osho in podcast with the author of half girlfriend I'm not remembering his name but he told that he listens to osho a lot

[@ravichandramulage8852]

his name is chetan bhagat, can you tell me which podcast it was and also timestamp..@@siddhi1762

[@Danleesixoneonetwofive]

He had humility and knew the dangers of people following him blindly. This is very rare amongst intelligent people like him

[@user-vs5vb6hl4h]

Krishnamurti did it for me. My early 20s saw all his talks!

[@Sneha_sharma11]

Glad to see that he is following or listening to Jiddu Krishnamurti❤

[@pruthveeshpruthvi8367]

If he could introduce j Krishnamurthy to new generation thats a lot of blessings 🙏

[@avijeetsharma8737]

J. Krishnamurti is the real deal! He's simply pure!😊

[@Sankalp0302]

हरे राम हरे कृष्ण 🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰🪻

[@Aanandlahar]

He actually wrote a few books though - 1. Krishnamurti's journal. 2. The First and the Last Freedom.

[@kanekiken9119]

I really wanted to hear this. Thank you Nikhil

[@ahambrahmasmi2477]

You know, if we understand one question rightly, all questions are answered. But we don't know how to ask the right question. To ask the right question demands a great deal of intelligence and sensitivity. Here is a question, a fundamental question: is life a torture? It is, as it is; and man has lived in this torture centuries upon centuries, from ancient history to the present day, in agony, in despair, in sorrow; and he doesn't find a way out of it. Therefore he invents gods, churches, all the rituals, and all that nonsense, or he escapes in different ways. What we are trying to do, during all these discussions and talks here, is to see if we cannot radically bring about a transformation of the mind, not accept things as they are, nor revolt against them. Revolt doesn't answer a thing. You must understand it, go into it, examine it, give your heart and your mind, with everything that you have, to find out a way of living differently. That depends on you, and not on someone else, because in this there is no teacher, no pupil; there is no leader; there is no guru; there is no Master, no Saviour. You yourself are the teacher and the pupil; you are the Master; you are the guru; you are the leader; you are everything. And to understand is to transform what is. I think that will be enough, won't it? - J. Krishnamurti

[@sivasagar1800]

Good to see Nikhil quoting Jiddu Krishna Murthy and UG quotes

[@Rich.vibe.aus.]

Telling philosophy to archies kids

[@MrPramatheshNBorkotoky]

J. Krishnamurti's ideas opened my mind to a plethora of ideas that I never knew existed.

[@akankshamahind1876]

J. Krishnamurti is legend😌❤ grateful for whatever he gave us💙 I hope today's generation will listen to him, I know many people will not understand his words but once You feel it!!!!

[@SAIRAMpatel]

Very true❤

[@saurabhsrivastava2371]

He did right one book in his life - “At the feet of the master”. There is a whole story about why and how JK wrote it when he was really young

[@learnkoreanwith980]

This is what I feel all the time. Why do we have to compete and become better. Can't we just grow together with no competition?

[@sarajohn6855]

Your pals checked out😊You are a wise one to acknowledge K’s teachings.

[@theenlightened5248]

If 30% of the population understands any of these great humans then the earth will be heaven. But the reality is it would never happen because the first step requires to drop the ego.

[@sndy2436]

Wtf is happening with Riya Chakraborty, such a contrast in Nikhil and Riya.

[@sumitnaiyaa]

Thats not riya. She is tara

[@dharmeshnahar7788]

​@@sumitnaiyaaRiya is his rumored girl friend.

[@sympathiser_of_Germans_in_40s]

​@@dharmeshnahar7788hope he doesn't end up like her last bf

[@sndy2436]

@@sumitnaiyaa i know bro. I was talking about their rumored relationship. She is a fukcin gold digger.

[@surajeetsingh1513]

I am a competitive man...!!! And it helps me and my competitor in a right way.. it gets me going.. and I like it..

[@theunusual4566]

JK was one of the Greatest Spiritual Master not some ordinary philosopher.

[@TECHYPRC]

Thumbnail and actual short I'd different 😂😂

[@harekrushnapradhan5948]

Neither he believed nor there is a winner, rather he said you can see it in yourself what he is saying, check or verify them

[@thepumpkinfamily2088]

It looks like they are not involved in the podcast but when you watch the podcast -they are engaged

[@dontbeafraidimhere5421]

We have created society and that society has conditioned us. the morality of society is immorality, because society admits and encourages violence, greed, competition, ambition and so on, which are essentially immoral. A mind that has been trained for thousands of years to accept, to obey and conform, cannot possibly be highly sensitive and therefore highly virtuous. We are caught in this trap. So then, what is virtue? Without the right foundation a mathematician does not go very far. In the same way, if one would understand and go beyond to something which is of a totally different dimension, one must lay the right foundation; and the right foundation is virtue, which is order - not the order of society which is disorder. - J Krishnamurti

[@funkmaster101]

jiddu is the only real teacher who can teach mankind something insightful..... he teaches through confusion through existential cricis and through pain n suffering..... he does not give you fake security and make you believe something..... he shakes the roots of ur belief and forces you to go into the path of fear all alone

[@karanale1]

Strange times when a billionaire tag lets you be a guru on almost every topic 😊

[@atrumshutrum4032]

Competition is Defeat❤

[@pravn823]

He is referring Jiddu as if he was his playmate

[@SimplifierOP]

Exactly! sounds like talking about some buddy. I wanted to know is it his real name?

[@anonymoushandle007]

Jiddu wouldn't mind it. Most people who read JK feel like he's more of a spiritual friend than a Guru.

[@SAIRAMpatel]

@@anonymoushandle007 yup, he would have been happy.

[@shruti3878]

I like jiddu a lot. Thanks for this crisp insight.

[@Raj-pw9nd]

Seriously never seen /heard a man like krishnamurti ❤

[@user-bk3cg7rh1n]

Osho and j krishnamurti is urgent need of today if we want better world .

[@anikethantanned_007]

Proud to be a student of one of the Krishnamurthy schools

[@prashantsingh8045]

'Gurbat mei philosophy nahi karni chahiye' .. so these rich people can better understand philosophy than broke people who hate them

[@vancedadder]

why are you quoting it here

[@prashantsingh8045]

@@vancedadder for people who are saying these rich kids cannot understand philosophy. Rich are more closer to understanding philosophy always

[@vancedadder]

@@prashantsingh8045 acha acha. I thought you were quoting a line from the video(and I didn't remember seeing that). Dude abso-fuckin-lutely. It's pure jealousy and projection going on in the comments. They WISH they could be in their place and have access to almost everything. Self actualisation also happens when your basic needs are fulfilled so it's obvious why the wealthy are more philosophical usually. If people knew how many arts colleges are run solely by the donation of rich people, they'll shut up for once

[@akshaysharma7595]

​@@prashantsingh8045bhai example du ki kitne garib philosopher hue hai

[@prashantsingh8045]

@@akshaysharma7595 haan bahut the india mei. Bhiksha maangni padti. Bahar bhi the. Jab Paisa nahi hota toh gyan se kaam chalana padta din bhar

[@xdf4002]

He wrote book that too in poetic style also at one point of time he wrote his journal it was also published. Even though he denied he is not a guru but he maintained a group and actively organised speeches like a guru and always started discussion let's discuss rather than giving a monologue but at certain points there is no discussions just they ask questions he provides answer just like a guru

[@shubhangagarwal925]

Unmade Decisions are one of the worst things a human can do, Peace is where you can make concious Decisions for yourself, your family, your business and your dharma

[@matthewbyronlewismusic9625]

He didn’t believe anything. He was not a philosopher. He simply spoke about WHAT IS.

[@naveen123454]

If you want to listen to Krishnamurthy talks. Listen to him directly in KZbin. That’s the right way!!

[@sumantra7462]

I hope Nikhil Kamath would join a 10 day Vipassana Meditation Course.

[@kiranwingelaar7009]

It is best to compete with yourself. Do the best you can with with your talents and you might fond yourself ahead of the race.

[@rameshbabu6318]

Jiddu was one of the greatest philosophers.

[@tbpp6553]

Competition is for losers~Peter Thiel

[@Charu66728]

He never talked about buddha. Once asked he said I don't think about buddha.

[@passionbonsai88]

His book name Krishnamurti 's notebook which he wrote personally

[@ShubhamSingh-jo5nb]

You know its very hard to implement good words and i think you do that in your real life thats why you are at a good place than most of us.

[@blakesmith3744]

Read “at the feet of the master”. He wrote it. Amazing.

[@xxisawthug]

Jk is a legend . He should rest in peace. His teachings will live on and change the world. Even if it isn’t right now.

[@subhabratachakraborty5572]

Isn't Kamath the guy who cheated in Chess against Anand???😂😂😂

[@vignesh5513]

What color is your brokerage company

[@sherin7444]

Your views are helping me in gd and case comps

[@loureed7518]

What Sir JK told is very clear....People like Buddha are real winners.......Even to this very day ,after Buddha is no more, his teachings, his words, are still true and alive!!! What Buddha, Sir JK, and these great masters are the real winners...proof is everywhere!!!! It is not because they were special or smart or clever or intelligent or this, that!!!! They all lived ,how a human being must live... How happy Buddha was Sir JK was ,many such great masters were, !!!!! They are indeed the real winners! Becoming a billionaire,having 30 cars and 5 different estates will not even make anyone happy!!! Haha....

[@yogitamehtani6337]

Jidukrishnamurti my daughter speaks a lot about him

[@adiband5855]

The people who finds peace can't create legacies which lives on for centuries

[@KK-kl7se]

Now i know why he likes to be alone & enjoys his own company 😁😊 ❤ towards Jiddu

[@jaykabir7279]

Jiddu never believed anything, nor did he talk about Buddha. He spoke only about self inquiry. He spoke just the truth as it is.

[@kanthan668]

J.Kriahnamurti had dialogues and inquiries

[@anshu3432]

Buddha is great..I love him ..nikhil, when you have time please visit bodh gaya...you will feel his presence and the oneness...it can only be experienced and not be communicated in words

[@varun8762]

" listen to no one about anything" The only thing that truly matters is to know yourself To ask " Who am i" this is the only thing that matters in this universe Believe me or not just ask this question to yourself Do not meditation nothing just stay with this question and slowly understand yourself by reading upnishads

[@dailyhacks4634]

So fashionable to say stop interupting . Im here to say you did a great job .

[@xVQxV.]

He did write multiple books, when he was very young he wrote at the feet of the master, he later wrote the notebooks of krishnamurti

[@Futurist07]

For those who dont know who j krishnamurti is, he was a brilliant spiritual philosopher who was bought into light by anne besant when they were looking for someone enlightened to establish theosophical society in india

[@tenzingaphel6454]

Purpose of life is happiness, hence competition to beat someone is creating anger and jealousy within you. Hence you are not happy. And we think that by defeating someone you get some name, fame etc through which you will be happier. But you could remain happy without defeating anyone

[@shantanujc]

Bro krishnamurti has written many books. Commentaries on living 3 vols on the request of Aldous Huxley and one of his earliest books as early as he was 12 At the feet of the masters

[@kanishktantia7899]

He never said buddha was a winner of society.

[@sanketsirsat6670]

nikhil is truly well read man

[@WingZeroSymphonics]

Most aren’t prepared to take Jiddu Krishnamurti seriously.

[@hrishikeshsingh9384]

Jiddu never spoke about Buddha . He only said , I don’t think about Buddha

[@kanthan668]

He did write some books when he was with Theosophy society & later some notes and letters to a friend.

[@karanj8914]

I wonder if the hosts r able to perceive these esoteric philosophies..

[@iampeaceful]

Atleast he sowed a seed. Genz have something to ponder and someday they'll learn and feel and experience.

[@naveensekhon4563]

Following K is an antidote to all his discussions.

[@gigu395]

He makes sense!