The degree to which we can see that birth and death are simultaneous is the degree to which we are free, but who ever sees that birth and death are...
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The everyday sense of self is created by limiting the ways which we have of seeing the world; it is created by ‘a restriction of awareness', in other words. We...
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‘One who is seeking a reward is never free' says Krishnamurti, and this statement can be extended to the whole of purposeful behaviour. When we seek to achieve our purposes...
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Positive space can never exist by itself, but only in relation to some fixed point of reference. What this means is that positive space IS that fixed point of reference...
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It's worth going through all the ‘disadvantages' of living on our lives on the basis of the I-Concept. It is worth going through these disadvantages quite thoroughly because not only...
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The thinking mind is an infinitely predictable sort of thing – it always does (or always tries to do) the very same thing, come what may. What the TM always...
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The ‘blankness that does not see itself as blankness' does not by any means seem like the ‘starting point’ of our journey – it seems like the endpoint, it presents...
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Thought is a game, and it is also the most engrossing game there ever was. It's ‘the most engrossing game there ever was’ because it creates new problems for us...
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Our starting point in this discussion was to repeat what Jung says about the cause of ‘mental illness' being the avoidance of our legitimate suffering. ‘Legitimate suffering’ can be looked...
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