On death, continuity and creation | J. Krishnamurti

[@VivekKumar-wf4db]

I am impressed. Jiddu Krishnamurthi is in same league of Buddha. Thank you so much to foundation to upload these videos, it is great to listen directly from Master instead of interpreters.

[@lilithschwarzermond7342]

Whenever I listen to Krishnamurti I smile, I feel peaceful. Thank you.

[@Gottfrequenz69]

Aufjedenfall!

[@raginald7mars408]

Mind Opiate - as long as you inhale it

[@alexsteall3109]

You have been fooled by pesona

[@Liam-ke2hv]

@@alexsteall3109 oh give it a rest would you

[@FreekeeChakra]

I love how he invites and even implores everyone to investigate the great mysteries together.

[@j.p.zukauskas7626]

A true, old friend. Not a guru or a master, but a wonderful companion on the journey, watching together as you go towards whatever it is one might find. Really needed to hear from him this year, so thankful that these talks are available.

[@pemanamgyal4615]

I am addicted Listening to him. His talks touch me like nothing else.

[@sean.7.7.7]

@Chris project he's touched because K speaks about the most important subjects in life. And when get into it it's adiccting because you get so much joy and happiness out of understanding and living life fully.

[@stocknext7075]

Not a good news tho, looks like a quick fix

[@kalapitrivedi6966]

Plain and simple words, but clearing our doubts

[@shaktikumarlyrics]

This 'addiction' happens, because what he describes is so authentic that while listening one gets the taste of the described. Hence, there are flashes of silent listening. But the 'addiction' might transform in exploration, if one applies, even a tiny part of it, just to examine its validity in one's own life.

[@Anton680x]

addiction is a poor choice of words to use. I know what you are saying though and he is a useful mirror.

[@prashantsharma3907]

How beautiful this man was... So authentic

[@hemantkhare5545]

I don’t know if I will ever come closer to fully realizing his message, even so I am working hard every day to find it out for myself. Though it’s probably sometime away, I wish to be listening to him when I breathe my last.

[@jeffreysevinga9398]

Stop working and there it is ;)

[@ybsaan1909]

No nonsense talk, not even one word is wasted by the great Master JK. Great, salute.

[@npsk193]

His teachings have very deep impact the way I live. I thank him wherever he is now🙏🙏

[@DihelsonMendonca]

"As far as truth is concerned, belief has no place" - JK

[@m.n.k33]

His talks keeps on reminding me to live consciously and awake rather than living it as sleeping person who does not have a sense of time , can't listen and talk or think , living in the past and future through his dreams rather than living the present consciously and aware ...

[@yogastakurukarmani]

My god the effort n seriousness he has in each of his talks..... The vitality, vigour n strength he displays.... But my heart hurts when he says PLEASE SIRS LISTEN TO ME... DON'T GET TIRED SO SOON😥😔

[@rediff9819]

Marvelous. Brilliant. I don't know how many people can actually grasp his words.

[@nu1773]

Can we say, Death is the greatest motivation to live.

[@upanisadinfinite]

Simply put, Death means non-attachment with anything still living fully conscious life no desire, no hope...

[@jaabaadaabaaadoo]

Such a clear answer, well explained in simple words. Thank you sir K.

[@ulibecker9903]

Wisdom, clarity, awareness, compassion and love has nothing common with elitary decadence, richness, inteligence of mind... ...its just a be and never a have. only in the moment of no time exist this real meaning of pure life...

[@TheGeetha1950]

As long as I am listening to him it all seems to so natural and easy .But then my grasp gets loose soon.your remark or observation” only in the moment of no time exist this real meaning of pure life”seems to give me a hold as it were ! Let me dwell there and be tnq

[@silviajoshi8753]

What a soul. Really amazing 🙏

[@simonev8707]

He is what i call ‘ a free man ‘

[@MrToobsen]

Thats just marvellous. Simply marvellous.

[@jaganathrayan2831]

excellent audio

[@maryhayden9760]

So beautiful. He speaks from truth. I so long for that.

[@himanshusingh3890]

i love you sir,

[@jvk1285]

It's just about individual realizing.. K is just helping as a friend

[@carlosvelasquez3279]

summary , Krishnamurti is saying that dying with attachments is the end of all those attachments .. while if when still alive one becomes free of all attachments then will discover Love , the essence of consciousness is Love....we are the result of karma, good luck on trying to remove attachments

[@Venu19]

Living with death even for seconds feel like weightless from everything we carried on so far.

[@l.m.l.3388]

ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING !!! Can we Learn from this, and... change, really Change ???

[@gnpantulu1919]

That thing please don't expect . For a time pass we are hearing His words . Haa ! For the CHANGE in watching different types of vedios.!

[@shakilahmad2152]

Real change can take place in me alone if I desire. One falls in error when hope or expect change in others. One is to ask only oneself for the change.

[@spiritflair6573]

I believe what he is trying to say is that the mind but be absolutely involved but never entangled.That I when it can do everything clearly,that happens when there is no clinging.

[@prof.vishalapatnam1955]

A great teacher

[@joydevghosh8017]

I think natural death is like sleep to one who is not attached to any thing or any idea or any expectation of continuity. For him death is a relief.

[@prasantkumar2981]

My god... Thank you for this video... What krishnamurti is speaking here is the summary of all the upanishads, vedas ,the gita, the Bible and the Koran.. 🙏🙏🙏

[@dr.shukdevpandey3564]

Haha please explain a bit

[@erin79]

This guy is Yoda. So good.

[@DavidTinxLall1978]

👏 ✍ Jealousy is hatred..

[@gameofthrones5655]

Awsome...no more 2 say about That❤❤❤

[@martinshannon7632]

Thanks, brilliant

[@hermangill8989]

I’m sure he’s wise, the peace in his voice tells me that instantly. But I couldn’t understand a lick of what he tried to explain.

[@albertoantoniutti6774]

J. I bow before you, forever

[@surenderapple]

Question: In your talks you speak of death as total annihilation; also you have said that after death there is immortality, a state of timeless existence. Can one live in that state? I did not use the word annihilation; I have said that death is an ending - like ending attachment. When something ends, like attachment, something totally new begins. When one has been accustomed to anger all one's life, or greed or aggression and one ends it, something totally new happens. One may have followed a guru, with all the gadgets he has given one; one realizes the absurdity of it, and one ends it. What happens? There is a sense of freedom from the burden which one has been uselessly carrying. Death is like ending an attachment. What is it that has continued through life? One puts death in opposition to living. One says death is at the end of life; an end that may be ten or fifty years away - or the day after tomorrow. One hopes it will be ten years or more, but this is one's illusion, one's desire, a kind of momentum. One cannot understand how to face death without understanding or facing living, for death is not the opposite of living. Much more important than asking the question: how to face death or, what is immortality or, whether that immortality is a state in which one can live, is the question of how to face life, how to understand this terrible thing called living? Because living as one does, is meaningless. One may try to give meaning to life, as most people do, saying life is this, or life must be that, but putting aside all these romantic, illusory, idealistic nonsenses, life is one's daily sorrow, its competition, despair, depression, agony - with the occasional flash of beauty and love. That is one's life; can one face it and understand it so completely that one is left with no conflict in life? To do that is to die to everything that thought has built up. Thought has built one's vanity, thought has said, "I must achieve, become somebody, struggle, compete". That is what thought has put together, which is one's existence. One's gods, churches, gurus, rituals, all that is the activity of thought, a movement of memory, experience, knowledge stored up in the brain, a material process. And when thought dominates one's life, as it does, then thought denies love. Love is not a remembrance. Love is not an experience. Love is not desire or pleasure. Living that way, dominated by thought, one has separated from life that thing called death, which is an ending, and one is frightened of it. If one denies everything in oneself which thought has created - and this requires tremendous grit - what has one? One is with death; living is dying and so renewal. One is trained to be an individual - me as opposed to you, my ego against your ego. But the fact is that one is the entire humanity. One goes through what every other human being goes through, all one's sexual appetites, indulgences, sorrow, great hope, fear, anxiety, the immense sense of loneliness - that is what every human being has, that is one's life. One is the entire humanity, one is not individual. One likes to think one is, but one is not. There is a life in which there is no centre as `me', a life, therefore, walking hand in hand with death; and out of that sense of ending totally, time has come to an end. Time is movement, movement is thought, thought is time. When one asks: "Can one live in that eternity?" - one cannot understand. See what one has done. "I want to live in eternity, to understand immortality" - which means the `I' must be part of that. But what is the `I'? A name, a form, and all the things that thought has put together; that is what the `I' actually is, to which one clings. And when death comes through disease , accident, old age, how scared one is.

[@VivekTiwari-gf3df]

Talk of life not of death.

[@Truth-seeker_Cy]

That is incredible!! Thank you for putting this together!

[@thiagomiranda3]

I will wait this text to become a movie

[@brindhasivakumar1332]

Phnominal

[@hp-jp3ik]

Very nicely explained 🙏🏽 May I know what is the state of death of normal people and an enlightened people . They will say we are eternal right? Can any person feel that they are eternal after death or they won’t realize it .

[@mastermindbalwantsingh9874]

Great , clear, master, free

[@balasubramanianp1372]

Amazing!

[@valdirbergamobergamo5396]

Thanks for the excellent Video 💯 💯

[@truchua2626]

Whenever I try to listen to him I give up after a few minutes because he would go round n round n round

[@hp-jp3ik]

I feel the same . But now I am in a state of self realized . Now I am clearly understanding what he is talking about. A direct is always easy to say but it may make you to believe or disbelieve but it is not in your experience. So he Always gives a chance to audience to think 🤔 And analyze the facts through experience so we feel going round n round. But no need to worry one day we definitely realize as I did😊

[@chitranjankumarkushwaha4259]

@@hp-jp3ik sir please explain how you find it I am seeker.kindly tell me.

[@limalongkumer9395]

That is why he is the answer

[@celsaprado4185]

Thank you

[@VitaminM1]

Good quality

[@thiagomiranda3]

I don't undertand a word of what he says. But I like to listen Lol

[@Hunzavlogs.]

He talks from world above

[@bartroberts3634]

again death and birth are not opposite they come together to make LIFE!If all time IS now,birth being past death the future they are 1,undivided and all IS you forever!Thank LIFE that it IS different and unknowable to the brain now,we ride with it like a wave,the vibration of all that IS!

[@longwellgreensportsfootbal5993]

Death is the ultimate inexperience..........

[@jayaramanganapathi9385]

Immense gains for me today

[@lazuluna]

Qué gran fuerza.

[@gs-yp3gm]

Have a respect for anyone who discusses such subjects but what did he say that an average man like me does not know????????

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❤️🙏

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Love u

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🙏🏻

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Hi Pramod

[@tatyanastafeeva4651]

Living in this horrible place in any country , of course you want to believe that maybe after this sh... place will be better. I hate this life like many people do

[@monroe6455]

Life’s is very hard but please try and enjoy life while your still here piece and blessing to you ❤️

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❤❤❤

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[@rohanverma2955]

There is English subtitle problem few places in video

[@enriquedb666]

wish i was there

[@gracerongli3929]

Is creation related to ending?

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;) PLEASE HELP those of us "targeted individuals" tortured by US patented electronic weaponry ;( Thanks!

[@chrisbenn]

Why is it cut like that?! The video stops in the middle of a sentence!!!!

[@jerrygardner9370]

The sentence was actually complete, he often ended subjects, replies to questions or talks with somewhat enigmatic, leading questions, The video is an excerpt from a longer original video of a question answer session which he frequently ended a series of talks with, The longer, complete videos can be found on krishnamurti website or on KZbin, or both,.. Many are available to purchase online from the krishnamurti website, But the KF Foundation are doing an excellent job in posting up lots of K's videos, many complete, and many which are excerpts.

[@dr.shukdevpandey3564]

He is trying to simulate death but in these scenarios the observer is always alive before and after the simulation. And in the bodily death they+him say that we cease to exist. The real question should be about this, which was not answered here.

[@hp-jp3ik]

Got your point. I have a question.here you said we cease to exist right? Can you explain in which form we exist. Does we can still observe the Same physical world without our memories or mind?

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WE NEED 繁體中文

[@VJolie3]

If a turtle spoke English. Too sweet

[@milowrai5495]

Nothingness. 🙏

[@colindawson6076]

No thing