266 • Rajghat 1972 (2/2) • Talk 2: Can the Mind Observe Without Time?
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Krishnamurti: Beliefs Dissipate Energy Rajghat 1972, Public Meetings 2/2: Can the Mind Observe Without Time?
What is it we are seeking and why do we seek?
Time is involved in searching and when the mind desires or demands experience.
What is a mind to do that has been brought up and evolved in time?
Can the mind always functioning in the field of time as the known be free without practice, discipline or effort?
If you don’t move at all from the fact of suffering, what takes place?
We are asking the mind not to think at all.
Questions from the audience followed the talk
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