Krishnamurti: Brandeis University 1968, Seminar 1/1: A Way of Living That Cannot Be Taught by Another

Has education any significance?

Q: Are you familiar with the new left movement in this country?

Q: Is it possible to demonstrate the process of meditation?

Can your mind be completely still?

Q: Is there a way to observe oneself impartially?

What is time?

Do I know violence through non-violence?

Q: How does one structure one’s life as a social animal?

Q: Could you explain the connection between love and death?

Q: Do you see any hope for universities?

Q: Why do you give talks?

Is change a matter of time?

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