Why are we afraid of death? | J. Krishnamurti

[@altonchian9212]

What a profound insight/reality .“when there is no ME ,there is no death“, equally when there is no ATTACHMENT, there is no ME , so there is no death !

[@shukridida]

J Krishnamurti

[@roz352n]

Listningen to Krishnamurti is like a meditation. He encourages me to look deeper inside myself to find the answers 🙏

[@archanakumari1482]

I love you sir I love you so much. I love you more than anything. I just want to love you more and more ❤️

[@anupsharma3592]

Did you realize , or just overwhelmed by new idea you heard ?

[@thesage90]

​@@anupsharma3592good question I can honestly say I've realized it. i see what he's saying and not only do I see it in myself but I see it in everyone I walk past were all suffering psychologically

[@nitamahajan842]

superb ! So simply and beautifully explained. Great insight. A great Master of all times. 💐🌹🙏

[@Space_Aman]

Thank you all again for sharing such priceless gems.

[@claudiadieck]

So … no words . At all thankful! Thankful to you Sir and all the students who made it available!

[@vishwaicon9]

Thankfully he has answered so many questions arising to all. J K will be always there for me.

[@BeyondSurvivalWisdom]

Beautiful.. Just listening to JK is meditation & freedom 🙏🙏🦋🦋

[@kalki4751]

In, the total ending there's new beginning with great love, passion and energy. The cycle must complete. Even if you are afraid, it embraces you with same love just as the beginning.

[@DihelsonMendonca]

We never face or experience death. When I am, there is no death. When there is death, I am not. It's like sleeping, you don't know you slept, unless when you are awake.

[@santhoshgopinath816]

Namaste You ARE, always were and always will be, irrespective of 'death'. Where there is death, then also I am. With death, what is dissolved is your body and mind. Even your impressions drift around till they find an anchor for its further expression. When you wake from a dreamless sleep, how and why do you say - "I slept happily", "i knew nothing". How do you know these things, who knew these things. Who is I? The child is with the infant's death, the youth is with the child's death, the old man is with the young mans death. Why dont you say i the child died and now i am an adult. You dont say it, because there is an unbroken "I" in infant, child, adult, old, waking, dreaming, dreamless sleeping. The subject I never dies, not in childhood, not in adulthood, not in old age, not when you leave the body to the soil. .

[@jimkaza3677]

Epicurus...nice!!!

[@bildencarlia6924]

@@santhoshgopinath816 I would totally agree as long as when you say I is consciousness itself that is impied !

[@kimberleyhollyman90]

I keep thinking this must be the dream. When I eventually die in the dream, I will awaken back into the 'true reality'. Well, it's more like wishful thinking, really.✨️

[@heinmolenaar6750]

Life leaves the body before death occurs. Therefore life can't experience death. The physical body dies , not because life dies, but because life leaves the body.

[@gayan369]

Master!🌹💐🙏💗

[@TheLUCIANA63]

🙏🏽 gratitude

[@paolagiunti2979]

Basta. He even close his speech with an Italian word. Great teachings.

[@Fibonachi.]

There arises freshness of being... 10:35

[@socratessuker8866]

JK helped me stop worrying unnecessarily about dying. Only hope to be alive long enough to nature the little children God has given me.

[@stevensteven3417]

at what end?

[@sarinalesage6638]

This question does not enter into my heart, there is no place for it

[@anupsharma3592]

People do not fear death , they fear suffering before death.

[@nirajkumarpatel9066]

If someone give you 20 sleeping pill.. You can eat and die peacefully without any pain during the sleep.. Are you ready.. Really not afraid? 😅

[@David-cm4ok]

Exactly. It’s the process of dying that frightens.

[@narayanaraoks4090]

Fantastic talk easy to understand. Thank you very much for posting this episode.

[@tuanta8903]

Oh what a marvelous insight..it help me to find true happiness in my daily life..Thanks for sharing this wonderful clip

[@thesage90]

Im working on it MR. J krishnamurti thanks for the wisdom

[@viveksanyal2773]

Thank you

[@stayhappylittlemermaid]

Surround yourself with positive people, those who will encourage and inspire you.

[@martinfranke8866]

you have to be a light for youre self. Not attached by the believe to need positive people surround you to be inspired....

[@mysticrose4430]

The world is you and you are the world, they are just as miserable as you, then whom to?? Sort it out by yourself, become tremendously aware and then solitude has a different meaning, life catches new meaning, simple as that.

[@img008]

Get lost

[@OfOurLife]

Even the tiniest scrap has value. And this guy can prove it. Synchro with every life.

[@limalongkumer9395]

Wonderful awhat a talk nothing can compare this talk.

[@錦濤李霍]

The living and dying is totally learning.

[@sarinalesage6638]

Ending the problem, never carry it over a single second....that is the sequitor!

[@錦濤李霍]

To end is to learn.

[@OfOurLife]

This guy was an alien

[@chrishouck5819]

We're all aliens... if one traveled to another planet what would one be?

[@chardo24]

In total ending creation takes place❤

[@mayaciza8337]

❤❤❤

[@錦濤李霍]

To live is to learn.

[@freddyantoniogutierrezfial3193]

🙏🏻jk

[@thankyomamma4501]

No pun intended on the 🔥🔥🔥

[@nothing578]

Is there a limit to observation? Can 'life' and 'death' observe one another without the words? In that moment is there any division? Are you serious enough to look without limitation? Without the promise of reward? In the discovery of these questions is that which has no boundaries, which men/women try to contain with meaningless words and symbols etc.... I am

[@LawrenceCarroll1234]

“And any action Is a step to the block, to the fire, down the sea's throat Or to an illegible stone: and that is where we start. We die with the dying: See, they depart, and we go with them. We are born with the dead: See, they return, and bring us with them. The moment of the rose and the moment of the yew-tree Are of equal duration. A people without history Is not redeemed from time, for history is a pattern Of timeless moments. “ - T. S. Eliot

[@meyergaelle8108]

Because we see how beautiful this earth is death is darkness like been blind

[@bildencarlia6924]

You will not be able to experience death as darkness-It is thought to be darkness from the perspective of the finite mind which will be absent when death comes...

[@sarinalesage6638]

What about ending the desire to end something?

[@祈祈-q3x]

OMG ....我從沒有這樣看過 很猛

[@ramongomez8849]

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[@tatyanastafeeva4651]

Why we here in a first place ?

[@apaths]

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[@Raushansoni786]

TranscriPt plEase!

[@gillkabir1536]

Read comments everyday

[@sarinalesage6638]

Death is the ending story of your identity yours sincerely built up ego, the teleportatie of your inner vehicles to another angle of looking at the inside which is blanco

[@sajjadchannar4839]

His long pauses are devoid of common sense.

[@AprylHelder]

Always a plane or a bird interrupting 😂

[@WingZeroDuality]

Kept you waiting, huh?

[@eternalextrapolations]

Was he speaking in Italy here?

[@ronalddash7087]

Yes.

[@rezamoradi4073]

Death is thought. Thought is volience.

[@harmandickson2366]

K presents a kind of transcendental vacuum as a solution to suffering. William Blake was more realistic: "It is right it should be so; Man was made for joy and woe; and when this we rightly know, Through the world we safely go."

[@tatyanastafeeva4651]

There is no prove of it

[@錦濤李霍]

To end is to learn.

[@Lindajah714]

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[@manmathahaldar9221]

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[@manmathahaldar9221]

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[@snehmathur5274]

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