Krishnamurti Foundation of America

In this archival video, spiritual teacher Jiddu Krishnamurti attempts to trace out for his audience how one might actually observe existence without the directive taint of constant thought.

"Can time ever end? Or, is it something that is a continuous movement? Time by the sun is one thing; time psychologically is another."

In this great pairing between two spiritual thinkers in 1968, Huston Smith interviews Jiddu Krishnamurti on the question of how to live more lucidly in a world that seems determined to stifle inner clarity.

When the conscious mind looks at the unconscious, the conscious mind is already conditioned, already has its own desires, its own purposes, its own motives, its own anxieties, securities, and with that it looks; and what it looks at is its own self.

J. Krishnamurti at Claremont College, 1968, Talk 3: "When you understand the nature and structure of pleasure in relation to love.."

“First of all, sir, let us clear all the obvious things that bring about a conflict in man. War, nationalities, religious prejudices, racial prejudices."

“Life is relationship, without relationship there is no life, living. And, in one’s relationship, there is a great deal of accumulated memory in that relationship between two people..."