Krishnamurti Foundation of America

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

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

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.

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

Conversation between Krishnamurti and Prof. Huston Smith, at the time, a professor of religion at M.I.T. Prof. Smith begins the conversation with the question 'Is it Possible to Live with Total Lucidity?'

A richly detailed biographical portrait of Jiddu Krishnamurti, the world-renowned teacher of religious thought who was discovered as a young boy on the beach in South India by C.W. Leadbeater of the Theosophical Society.

“We are going together to consider what is happening, not only in the outward world, but also what is happening within the world in which we live, the inside world..."

Are we seeking superficial sensory experience or something timeless that thought has not touched at all?

“First of all, authority in so-called spiritual matters is really nonspiritual. I think that must be clear and must be understood deeply." “First of all, authority in so-called spiritual matters is really nonspiritual. I think that must be clear and must be understood deeply."

“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..."