jiddu krishnamurti the awakening of intelligence

Krishnamurti: I wonder if we cannot discuss this question of consciousness more deeply by considering what is the relationship between intelligence and thought and perhaps we can also go into the problem of silence and its relationship to death. Questioner (3): I don't know if we have finished with what we discussed yesterday, and if we really went to the bottom of the question of motivation in one's life. Questioner (2): I would like to discuss more about the relationship between intelligence and thought, and between silence and death. Shall we go on with that, or would you like to discuss another problem this morning? Krishnamurti: We were discussing the question of the conscious and the unconscious, and the content of consciousness.

Part 11, Conversation With Professor David BohmĪwakening of Intelligence Part 8, Public Dialogues Saanen 1971 The Awakening of Intelligence Part VIII Chapter 2 2nd Public Dialogue Saanen 5th August 1971 'Is Intelligence Awake?'.

A Discussion With A Small Group - 'Violence And The Me'.

Chapter 1 - The Relationship To Awareness Of Thought And The Image.Chapter 5 - Intelligence And The Religious Life.Chapter 1 - The Fragmentation Of Consciousness.Chapter 7 - Thought, Intelligence, And The Immeasurable.Chapter 6 - The Action Of Will And The Energy Needed For Radical Change.Chapter 5 - Thought And The Immeasurable.Chapter 3 - Can We Understand Ourselves.Chapter 1 - What Is Your Over-Riding Interest.Chapter 2 - Four Mahavakyas From The Upanishads.Chapter 2 - On Inner Space On Tradition And Dependence.Part 1, Conversations With Jacob Needleman.Where there is isolation there must be attachment and dependency when there is uncertainty in that attachment and dependency then there is suffering, and suffering implies isolation in any relationship.

I want to find out if all my activities are isolating, in the sense that I have built a wall round myself the wall being myself concerned with myself, with my future, my happiness, my health, my God, with my belief, my success, my misery – you follow? Or is it that relationship has nothing whatsoever to do with me or myself? Myself is the centre, and all the activities that are concerned with my happiness, my satisfaction, my glory must isolate. And I can only put an end to conflict by understanding action, not only in relationship but in daily life. I see very clearly that conflict destroys any form of relationship, so I must resolve that conflict at the very centre, not at the periphery.

“I am concerned with having a relationship in which there is no conflict whatsoever, in which I am not using or exploiting another, either sexually, for reasons of pleasure, or for the sake of companionship.

Jiddu krishnamurti the awakening of intelligence