Chapter 2 - On Good And Evil - The Awakening of Intelligence Part III Chapter 2 2nd Conversation with Alain Naude Malibu California 28th March 1971 'On Good and Evil' Chapter 3 - Can We Understand Ourselves - The Awakening of Intelligence Part VII Chapter 3 3rd Public Talk Saanen 22nd July 1971 'Can We Understand Ourselves?' Chapter 4 - Loneliness - The Awakening of Intelligence Part VII Chapter 4 4th Public Talk Saanen 25th July 1971 'Loneliness' Our Myopic view and suffering in our lethargic life draw us to various pleasures, ambition, and cruelty. After devouring all pleasure and cruelties, the human is not free of his past. He is the same man, But with a different thread of entanglement. I re-read it many times in the mid-eighties. Its words worked their way slowly into my medicated brain, but made me who I am nowadays.

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It's not the same story with Krishnamurthi's wisdom, Throughout the book, he never offers a definitive answer to meet our desire to cling. Every word is one to one session with the guru- shishya(teacher- disciple) which is an honest approach to decipher all absurdities, beauty, and conditioning of life. It doesn't use maps of the world. It doesn't follow instructions. It thinks its life as it lives it. Krishnamurthi's way to convey his message simple, According to him the life is simple so even the truth behind it is to be simple which reflects clearly in his writings.

When you give your attention completely, that is, with your mind, with your eyes, with your heart, with your nerves – when you give complete attention, you will find there is no centre at all, there is no observer and therefore there is no division between the observed and the observer, and you eradicate conflict totally, this conflict brought about by separation, by division. It only seems difficult because you are not used to this way of looking at life. It is really quite simple. It is really very simple if you know how to look at a tree, if you know how to see anew the tree, your wife, your husband, your neighbour, if you look anew at the sky with its stars, with its silent depth – look, see and listen, then you have solved the whole problem of understanding, because then there is no ‘understanding’ at all, then there is only a state of mind that has no division, and therefore no conflict. Re-read the book if you don't grasp the concept at first, Beautiful flower always take a time to blossom with full exuberance.Chapter 4 - A Fundamental Question - The Awakening of Intelligence Part VI Chapter 4 4th Public Dialogue Madras 12th January 1968 'A Fundamental Question'

To read this is to have reached a level of patience and honesty within oneself. Because that very neurotic bias will disintegrate before the mind .. Ex: habitual modes of thought in valuation of imagery as it upholds a collective idolatry in society and in cultures abroad.. Now what the hell does that mean in our worldly affairs and relations if the container is indivisible to the contained; observer and the observed. Break it down to levels of the heart so it's felt Chapter 2 - Relationship - The Awakening of Intelligence Part II Chapter 2 2nd Public Talk in New York 24th April 1971 'Relationship' Chapter 7 - Thought, Intelligence, And The Immeasurable - The Awakening of Intelligence Part VII Chapter 7 7th Public Talk Saanen 1st August 1971 'Thought, Intelligence, and The Immeasurable' Chapter 3 - Religious Experience. Meditation - The Awakening of Intelligence Part II Chapter 3 3rd Public Talk in New York 25th April 1971 'Religious Experience. Meditation'Matthew Arnold famously said the secret of life is to see it whole - in his classic, Culture and Anarchy. urn:oclc:867790551 Scandate 20110125070820 Scanner scribe10.shenzhen.archive.org Scanningcenter shenzhen Worldcat (source edition) Chapter 1 - Inner Revolution - The Awakening of Intelligence Part II Chapter 1 1st Public Talk in New York 18th April 1971 'Inner Revolution' The way of my colleagues is now, alas, reappearing all over the world as brute ANARCHY. Doing as you please.

Intelligence comes into being when the brain discovers its fallibility, when it discovers what it is capable of, and what it is not."Lccn 73006328 Ocr tesseract 5.0.0-alpha-20201231-10-g1236 Ocr_detected_lang en Ocr_detected_lang_conf 1.0000 Ocr_detected_script Latin Ocr_detected_script_conf 0.9363 Ocr_module_version 0.0.12 Ocr_parameters -l eng Old_pallet IA18514 Openlibrary_edition This comprehensive record of Krishnamurti's teaching is an excellent, wide-ranging introduction to the great philosopher's thought. Within general discussions of conflict, fear, violence, religious experience, self-knowledge, and intelligence, Krishnamurti examines specific issues, such as the role of the teacher and tradition; the need for awareness of 'cosmic consciousness'; the problem of good and evil; and traditional Vedanta methods of help for different levels of seekers. Krishnamurti discusses these themes with Jacob Needleman, Alain Naude, and Swami Venkatasananda, among others. 'The Awakening of Intelligence' is indispensable for all those intent on a fuller understanding of Krishnamurti's teaching.