001_Saanen 1961 - Public Talk 1 - How do we meet A serious mind is constantly aware and thereby purifying itself. The world is broken up in fragments: politically, religiously, economically, and in thought and in philosophy. A mind that is creative has no pattern. Only such a mind can deal with the problems of the world. We are concerned with the shattering of the mind, so out of that shattering something new can take place. Q: Why is it that we find it difficult to put a right question? Q: What is it that is preventing us from going into a problem deeply? Q: To tear down everything in order to be free of fear is too difficult for ordinary people like us. Isn't there a gentler way of doing things?"J. Krishnamurti was an educator, author, and philosopher in the original sense of the word, a lover of truth. He did not follow any religious or philosophical tradition, but spoke for over 60 years to audiences large and small around the world on perennial questions, on meeting life as a whole. The Krishnamurti Foundations which he established maintain archives of his works and an online library of text, audio and video at jkrishnamurti.org.
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