Why have we destroyed our senses? | J. Krishnamurti

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Why have we destroyed our senses? | J. Krishnamurti
Extract from the second talk in Calcutta, 1982.
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[@Marlowe1709]

Gracias por tanto, por compartir contenido de este buen tipo, inteligente y amable como fue Krishnamurti.

[@theuofs]

Desire is twofold: 1) that of the heart (desire to love and be loved as well as in fulfilling one's life purpose or destiny) and 2) that of the fractured ego (desire to fulfill mostly psychologically conditioned "needs" of pleasure attainment or pain avoidance)

[@vishnurkrishnan5011]

K says it so beautifully in this and many other talks.. non-identification with sensation.

[@sanjayrathore264]

Waah ❤

[@venkateshthiruvalluvan9070]

Intriguing Inquiry❤

[@AJH1327]

The root of desire is something I should seek to truly understand

[@Toni_De]

🔥🔥🔥

[@qambarali1226]

❤

[@ankiitsingh5263]

K is not for time-passers. He is only for those who are genuine seekers .It takes keenness of attention to understand what he says.

[@Inquiring_Together]

Yes, I just got a very nice used Mercedes. European vehicles are quite fascinating engineering marvels. But if I believe that somehow, someone’s thought of me in it is separate from my thought, trouble begins. Searching within thought’s limitation brings endless desire. Only until one comes to their senses, with great difficulty as the brain is conditioned today, is there freedom.

[@rohan9845]

Faxxx

[@raynefarooq7728]

✔

[@yaeda]

🪷

[@maick95]

Where can I watch the full video, please?

[@maick95]

(Ironically, this video has created the desire to finish the whole lecture in order to understand the implications of desire)

[@rohan9845]

Please upload full video... You have explained the source of desire... What's next? What to do about it, upload it full please

[@nadadenadax4903]

K will never say what to do about it. Because according to him, that question is thought.

[@Soulsmusic1931]

Let the desire be, be present when it arises, be present when it dies, be present all the time with the thoughts and the emotions, see them as clouds passing by..

[@safaabdullah3698]

The idea was not completed and the solution was not presented, only the problem was described

[@olalekanseyi8191]

There is no solution other than to learn to observe the problem without causing conflict. This is his teaching

[@Rameshsubramanya]

The mind is a very cunning it wants to survive and it will do all kinds of sadhana, to save itself , can you believe it 😂😂

[@macrofrommicro6241]

The longer i hear him the more conditioned i get or used to him which is bad and it seems i am just here for entertainment 😢are you too

[@michaeladam4962]

Then, just leave him bro. I think, developing requires smth like that for me too. Take the values of his conversation and try to reflect it to your life, and you will see whether it is important from your own experience.

[@poojithdevadiga437]

It's just a phase, u feel like tht for some time then u will be alright sir. ☺

[@tonysales3687]

Can you go beyond the entertainment or the words and start to enquire into yourself. Not cause I say so, but for yourself, to find out about yourself, to discover why you think or act a certain way. The more you enquire into you, the less influence others will have over you, with this constant enquiry into you, seeing that thought itself is the problem, the ego is exposed and starts to diminish, until one day, it is gone, in an instant, the culmination of all this enquiry, watching your own thoughts every day leads to an Insight, that insight ends conflict, ends thought, and the ego also ends. It can be done, I have done it.

[@user-nc2jn2ts7u]

No

[@Knifymoloko]

What does it matter? There is no free will afterall right?

[@suvhd]

Are you gautam buddha 😮

[@x-sss-x]

I think he is human being with no images in mind first and last.

[@lalitpal3869]

❤