270 • San Francisco 1973 (4/4) • Talk 4: Total Negation of the Self
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Krishnamurti: Meditation Is the Total Negation of the Self San Francisco 1973, Public Meetings 4/4: Total Negation of the Self
What is religion?
Why do we accept the false and make-believe?
Meditation is the quality of mind completely attentive and silent.
Can thought be controlled?
The freedom to stand completely alone psychologically is one of the greatest things in life.
The ‘me’ has to cease completely and not think in terms of the better or becoming something more, which denies the good.
Enlightenment is not a fixed place.
All one has to do is understand the chaos and disorder in which we live.
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