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Bản Chất Của T�m.
J. Krishnamurti (Nature Of The Mind) Part I



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Huynh NR,

M�nh c� thể v�o link n�y nghe r� hơn, huynh ạ :

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Huynh NR,

M�nh c� thể v�o link n�y nghe r� hơn, huynh ạ :

http://www.jkrishnamurti.org/krishnamurti-teachings/video.php?t=The%20Nature%20of%20the%20Mind

HC

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J. KRISHNAMURTI sinh ng�y 11 th�ng Năm, năm 1895, từ trần ng�y 17 th�ng Hai, năm 1986, thọ 91 tuổi .

Buổi thảo luận "The Nature of the Mind" tại Ojai - California v�o ng�y 16 v�17 th�ng Tư năm 1982 với c�c vị Dr. Bohm, Dr. Sheldrake v� Dr. Hidley l� l�c �ng đ� 87 tuổi, trước khi từ trần 4 năm .

Dường như những người c� h�nh Thiền thường duy tr� sự minh mẫn l�u d�i.

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HC

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J. KRISHNAMURTI sinh ng�y 11 th�ng Năm, năm 1895, từ trần ng�y 17 th�ng Hai, năm 1986, thọ 91 tuổi .

Buổi thảo luận "The Nature of the Mind" tại Ojai - California v�o ng�y 16 v�17 th�ng Tư năm 1982 với c�c vị Dr. Bohm, Dr. Sheldrake v� Dr. Hidley l� l�c �ng đ� 87 tuổi, trước khi từ trần 4 năm .

Dường như những người c� h�nh Thiền thường duy tr� sự minh mẫn l�u d�i.

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HC


Ch�o huynh HC,

Kh�ng biết K. c� h�nh thiền kh�ng huynh ? :smile:

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Ch�o bạn TD. :)

Theo NR biết l� Krishnamurti thiền dữ dội từ l�c nhỏ, cho đến năm 20+ th� �ng đắc, nhưng NR nghĩ chắc �ng cũng đắc tiểu ngộ th�i, nhưng l�u d�i đến 90+ g� đ� th� Đại Ngộ. NR phỏng đo�n th�i, kh�ng chắc (laugh). Xin chớ vội tin! (laugh). :cool:

Th�n mến

NR :cheers:

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Ch�o huynh HC,

Kh�ng biết K. c� h�nh thiền kh�ng huynh ? :smile:



Ch�o huynh Tieu Dieu,

T�i chưa được đọc nơi n�o c� thấy �ng n�i về một phương ph�p, hệ thống tu thiền .. etc ... hoặc n�i rằng bản th�n c� h�nh thiền. Nhưng b�ng bạc trong nhiều đoạn, nhiều trường hợp -- m� đọc giữa hai d�ng chữ, -- m�nh hiểu được l� �ng c� h�nh thiền, huynh ạ .

Tuy vậy, vốn l� người chủ trương khai ph�ng tối đa, ngay đến c�c b�i về giao dục, �ng cũng y�u cầu phải để tuổi trẻ tự do ph�t triển, kh�ng �p họ v�o khu�n. Như vậy, việc �ng kh�ng ưa những "tổ chức" th� dụ �religious organizations�, �ng chống những dạng thức đ�, hiển nhi�n �ng kh�ng ưa kiểu "Meditation System".

�ng c� những cuốn như �Meditations�, �The Book of Life: Daily Meditations with Krishnamurti�, nhưng trong đ� chỉ l� những c�ch gi�n tiếp �ng dẫn người đọc v�o trạng th�i tỉnh thức li�n tục, đối với �ng, đ� l� thiền.

T�i nghĩ rằng c�ch �ng dẫn người cũng giống thiền Vipassana, nhưng gi�n tiếp v� tiệm tiến th�i, huynh ạ.

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Ch�o bạn TD. :)

Theo NR biết l� Krishnamurti thiền dữ dội từ l�c nhỏ, cho đến năm 20+ th� �ng đắc, nhưng NR nghĩ chắc �ng cũng đắc tiểu ngộ th�i, nhưng l�u d�i đến 90+ g� đ� th� Đại Ngộ. NR phỏng đo�n th�i, kh�ng chắc (laugh). Xin chớ vội tin! (laugh). :cool:

Th�n mến

NR :cheers:


Huynh NR,

Trước ng�y �ng ly khai với nh�m người c� quyền lực v� t�i ch�nh muốn build �ng th�nh World Teacher v� dẹp "Hội Ng�i Sao Đ�ng Phương" (The Order of the Star in the East), những c�i gọi l� "th�nh quả" c� lẽ cũng bị ảnh hưởng từ b�n ngo�i, từ những người c� quyền lục. Phải chăng ch�nh những c�ng bố lung tung của những người c� quyền lực như thế đ� khiến �ng bất th�nh l�nh tuy�n bố giải t�n "Hội Ng�i Sao Đ�ng Phương" chăng ?

Sau n�y dường như �ng kh�ng đề cập đến chuyện g� kh�c ngo�i chuyện sống tỉnh thức ngay gi�y ph�t hiện tại, quan s�t, nghe, nh�n, etc ..., huynh ạ .

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HC

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Huynh NR,

Trước ng�y �ng ly khai với nh�m người c� quyền lực v� t�i ch�nh muốn build �ng th�nh World Teacher v� dẹp "Hội Ng�i Sao Đ�ng Phương" (The Order of the Star in the East), những c�i gọi l� "th�nh quả" c� lẽ cũng bị ảnh hưởng từ b�n ngo�i, từ những người c� quyền lục. Phải chăng ch�nh những c�ng bố lung tung của những người c� quyền lực như thế đ� khiến �ng bất th�nh l�nh tuy�n bố giải t�n "Hội Ng�i Sao Đ�ng Phương" chăng ?

Sau n�y dường như �ng kh�ng đề cập đến chuyện g� kh�c ngo�i chuyện sống tỉnh thức ngay gi�y ph�t hiện tại, quan s�t, nghe, nh�n, etc ..., huynh ạ .

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Ch�o huynh HC.

NR nghe n�i l� từ nhỏ, Hội Th�ng Thi�n Học đ� d�nh sẵn cho �ng v� em trai của �ng những kỹ luật sắt đ� để dọn đường cho �ng trở th�nh Đạo Sư Của Thế Giới. Những kỹ luật sắt đ� đ� d� đ� gi�p �ng tr�n tiến tr�nh t�m linh đ�, nhưng đ� buộc chặt �ng trong những c�i Muốn của họ, v� c�i chết của em �ng khiến �ng nhận thức l� nếu �ng kh�ng giải t�n Hội Ng�i Sao Đ�ng Phương, �ng sẽ m�i bị r�ng buộc trong c�i tổ chức đ� v� kể cả mọi r�ng buộc m� họ đ� tr�i buộc tr�n người �ng. Ch�nh v� vậy, khi �ng đ� ch�n m�i, �ng tuy�n bố giải t�n Hội Ng�i Sao Đ�ng Phương, v� ch�nh sự giải t�n n�y đ� khiến Hội Th�ng Thi�n Học bị t�n lụi dần sau đ�. (smile).

NR nhờ huynh giải th�ch th�m v� đ� l� cảm tưởng của một số người. :) Kh�ng biết c� đ�ng kh�ng? :)

Th�n mến

NR :cheers:

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Ch�o huynh HC.

NR nghe n�i l� từ nhỏ, Hội Th�ng Thi�n Học đ� d�nh sẵn cho �ng v� em trai của �ng những kỹ luật sắt đ� để dọn đường cho �ng trở th�nh Đạo Sư Của Thế Giới. Những kỹ luật sắt đ� đ� d� đ� gi�p �ng tr�n tiến tr�nh t�m linh đ�, nhưng đ� buộc chặt �ng trong những c�i Muốn của họ, v� c�i chết của em �ng khiến �ng nhận thức l� nếu �ng kh�ng giải t�n Hội Ng�i Sao Đ�ng Phương, �ng sẽ m�i bị r�ng buộc trong c�i tổ chức đ� v� kể cả mọi r�ng buộc m� họ đ� tr�i buộc tr�n người �ng. Ch�nh v� vậy, khi �ng đ� ch�n m�i, �ng tuy�n bố giải t�n Hội Ng�i Sao Đ�ng Phương, v� ch�nh sự giải t�n n�y đ� khiến Hội Th�ng Thi�n Học bị t�n lụi dần sau đ�. (smile).

NR nhờ huynh giải th�ch th�m v� đ� l� cảm tưởng của một số người. :) Kh�ng biết c� đ�ng kh�ng? :)

Th�n mến

NR :cheers:


Huynh NR,

Người đời thường d�ng quan điểm của họ l�m lăng k�nh để chiếu l�n tất cả mọi vật tr�n đời, gọi l� "suy bụng ta ra bụng người", huynh ạ .

T�i gửi huynh b�i ph�t biểu của �ng khi giải t�n The Order of the Star of the East để huynh tự nhận x�t nh� .

HC

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Lecture given by J. Krishnamurti, in 1929, when he dissolved the Order of the Star of the East.


The Order of the Star in the East was founded in 1911 to proclaim the coming of the World Teacher. Krishnamurti was made Head of the Order.

On August 2, 1929, the opening day of the annual Star Camp at Ommen, Holland, Krishnamurti dissolved the Order before 3000 members. Below is the full text of the talk he gave on that occasion. What he said then is equally valid today.


We are going to discuss this morning the dissolution of the Order of the Star. Many people will be delighted, and others will be rather sad. It is a question neither for rejoicing nor for sadness, because it is inevitable, as I am going to explain.

You may remember the story of how the devil and a friend of his were walking down the street, when they saw ahead of them a man stoop down and pick up something from the ground, look at it, and put it away in his pocket. The friend said to the devil, "What did that man pick up?" "He picked up a piece of Truth," said the devil. "That is a very bad business for you, then," said his friend. "Oh, not at all," the devil replied, "I am going to let him organize it."

I maintain that Truth is a pathless land, and you cannot approach it by any path whatsoever, by any religion, by any sect. That is my point of view, and I adhere to that absolutely and unconditionally. Truth, being limitless, unconditioned, unapproachable by any path whatsoever, cannot be organized; nor should any organization be formed to lead or to coerce people along any particular path. If you first understand that, then you will see how impossible it is to organize a belief.

A belief is purely an individual matter, and you cannot and must not organize it. If you do, it becomes dead, crystallized; it becomes a creed, a sect, a religion, to be imposed on others. This is what everyone throughout the world is attempting to do. Truth is narrowed down and made a plaything for those who are weak, for those who are only momentarily discontented.


Truth cannot be brought down, rather the individual must make the effort to ascend to it. You cannot bring the mountain-top to the valley. If you would attain to the mountain-top you must pass through the valley, climb the steeps, unafraid of the dangerous precipices. You must climb towards the Truth, it cannot be "stepped down" or organized for you.


Interest in ideas is mainly sustained by organizations, but organizations only awaken interest from without. Interest, which is not born out of love of Truth for its own sake, but aroused by an organization, is of no value. The organization becomes a framework into which its members can conveniently fit. They no longer strive after Truth or the mountain-top, but rather carve for themselves a convenient niche in which they put themselves, or let the organization place them, and consider that the organization will thereby lead them to Truth.


So that is the first reason, from my point of view, why the Order of the Star should be dissolved. In spite of this, you will probably form other Orders, you will continue to belong to other organizations searching for Truth. I do not want to belong to any organization of a spiritual kind, please understand this. I would make use of an organization which would take me to London, for example; this is quite a different kind of organization, merely mechanical, like the post or the telegraph. I would use a motor car or a steamship to travel, these are only physical mechanisms which have nothing whatever to do with spirituality. Again, I maintain that no organization can lead man to spirituality.


If an organization be created for this purpose, it becomes a crutch, a weakness, a bondage, and must cripple the individual, and prevent him from growing, from establishing his uniqueness, which lies in the discovery for himself of that absolute, unconditioned Truth. So that is another reason why I have decided, as I happen to be the Head of the Order, to dissolve it. No one has persuaded me to this decision.

This is no magnificent deed, because I do not want followers, and I mean this. The moment you follow someone you cease to follow Truth.

I am not concerned whether you pay attention to what I say or not. I want to do a certain thing in the world and I am going to do it with unwavering concentration.

I am concerning myself with only one essential thing: to set man free. I desire to free him from all cages, from all fears, and not to found religions, new sects, nor to establish new theories and new philosophies.

Then you will naturally ask me why I go the world over, continually speaking. I will tell you for what reason I do this: not because I desire a following, not because I desire a special group of special disciples. (How men love to be different from their fellow-men, however ridiculous, absurd and trivial their distinctions may be! I do not want to encourage that absurdity.)I have no disciples, no apostles, either on earth or in the realm of spirituality.

Nor is it the lure of money, nor the desire to live a comfortable life, which attracts me. If I wanted to lead a comfortable life I would not come to a Camp or live in a damp country! I am speaking frankly because I want this settled once and for all.

I do not want these childish discussions year after year.

One newspaper reporter, who interviewed me, considered it a magnificent act to dissolve an organization in which there were thousands and thousands of members. To him it was a great act because, he said: "What will you do afterwards, how will you live? You will have no following, people will no longer listen to you." If there are only five people who will listen, who will live, who have their faces turned towards eternity, it will be sufficient. Of what use is it to have thousands who do not understand, who are fully embalmed in prejudice, who do not want the new, but would rather translate the new to suit their own sterile, stagnant selves? If I speak strongly, please do not misunderstand me, it is not through lack of compassion. If you go to a surgeon for an operation, is it not kindness on his part to operate even if he cause you pain? So, in like manner, if I speak straightly, it is not through lack of real affection - on the contrary.

As I have said, I have only one purpose: to make man free, to urge him towards freedom, to help him to break away from all limitations, for that alone will give him eternal happiness, will give him the unconditioned realization of the self.


Because I am free, unconditioned, whole-not the part, not the relative, but the whole Truth that is eternal - I desire those, who seek to understand me, to be free; not to follow me, not to make out of me a cage which will become a religion, a sect.

Rather should they be free from all fears-from the fear of religion, from the fear of salvation, from the fear of spirituality, from the fear of love, from the fear of death, from the fear of life itself. As an artist paints a picture because he takes delight in that painting, because it is his self-expression, his glory, his well-being, so I do this and not because I want any thing from anyone.

You are accustomed to authority, or to the atmosphere of authority, which you think will lead you to spirituality. You think and hope that another can, by his extraordinary powers-a miracle-transport you to this realm of eternal freedom which is Happiness. Your whole outlook on life is based on that authority.

You have listened to me for three years now, without any change taking place except in the few. Now analyze what I am saying, be critical, so that you may understand thoroughly, fundamentally. When you look for an authority to lead you to spirituality, you are bound automatically to build an organization around that authority. By the very creation of that organization, which, you think, will help this authority to lead you to spirituality, you are held in a cage.

If I talk frankly, please remember that I do so, not out of harshness, not out of cruelty, not out of the enthusiasm of my purpose, but because I want you to understand what I am saying. That is the reason why you are here, and it would be a waste of time if I did not explain clearly, decisively, my point of view.

For eighteen years you have been preparing for this event, for the Coming of the World-Teacher. For eighteen years you have organized, you have looked for someone who would give a new delight to your hearts and minds, who would transform your whole life, who would give you a new understanding; for someone who would raise you to a new plane of life, who would give you a new encouragement, who would set you free-and now look what is happening! Consider, reason with yourselves, and discover in what way that belief has made you different-not with the superficial difference of the wearing of a badge, which is trivial, absurd. In what manner has such a belief swept away all the unessential things of life? That is the only way to judge: in what way are you freer, greater, more dangerous to every Society which is based on the false and the unessential? In what way have the members of this organization of the Star become different?

As I said, you have been preparing for eighteen years for me. I do not care if you believe that I am the World-Teacher or not. That is of very little importance. Since you belong to the organization of the Order of the Star, you have given your sympathy, your energy, acknowledging that Krishnamurti is the World-Teacher- partially or wholly: wholly for those who are really seeking, only partially for those who are satisfied with their own half-truths.


You have been preparing for eighteen years, and look how many difficulties there are in the way of your understanding, how many complications, how many trivial things. Your prejudices, your fears, your authorities, your churches new and old - all these, I maintain, are a barrier to understanding. I cannot make myself clearer than this. I do not want you to agree with me, I do not want you to follow me, I want you to understand what I am saying.

This understanding is necessary because your belief has not transformed you but only complicated you, and because you are not willing to face things as they are. You want to have your own gods - new gods instead of the old, new religions instead of the old, new forms instead of the old - all equally valueless, all barriers, all limitations, all crutches. Instead of old spiritual distinctions you have new spiritual distinctions, instead of old worships you have new worships. You are all depending for your spirituality on someone else, for your happiness on someone else, for your enlightenment on someone else; and although you have been preparing for me for eighteen years, when I say all these things are unnecessary, when I say that you must put them all away and look within yourselves for the enlightenment, for the glory, for the purification, and for the incorruptibility of the self, not one of you is willing to do it. There may be a few, but very, very few.

So why have an organization?

Why have false, hypocritical people following me, the embodiment of Truth? Please remember that I am not saying something harsh or unkind, but we have reached a situation when you must face things as they are. I said last year that I would not compromise. Very few listened to me then. This year I have made it absolutely clear. I do not know how many thousands throughout the world- members of the Order-have been preparing for me for eighteen years, and yet now they are not willing to listen unconditionally, wholly, to what I say.

So why have an organization?

As I said before, my purpose is to make men unconditionally free, for I maintain that the only spirituality is the incorruptibility of the self which is eternal, is the harmony between reason and love. This is the absolute, unconditioned Truth which is Life itself. I want therefore to set man free, rejoicing as the bird in the clear sky, unburdened, independent, ecstatic in that freedom .

And I, for whom you have been preparing for eighteen years, now say that you must be free of all these things, free from your complications, your entanglements. For this you need not have an organization based on spiritual belief. Why have an organization for five or ten people in the world who understand, who are struggling, who have put aside all trivial things? And for the weak people, there can be no organization to help them to find the Truth, because Truth is in everyone; it is not far, it is not near; it is eternally there.

Organizations cannot make you free. No man from outside can make you free; nor can organized worship, nor the immolation of yourselves for a cause, make you free; nor can forming yourselves into an organization, nor throwing yourselves into works, make you free.


You use a typewriter to write letters, but you do not put it on an altar and worship it. But that is what you are doing when organizations become your chief concern. "How many members are there in it?" That is the first question I am asked by all newspaper reporters. "How many followers have you? By their number we shall judge whether what you say is true or false." I do not know how many there are. I am not concerned with that. As I said, if there were even one man who had been set free, that were enough.

Again, you have the idea that only certain people hold the key to the Kingdom of Happiness. No one holds it. No one has the authority to hold that key. That key is your own self, and in the development and the purification and in the incorruptibility of that self alone is the Kingdom of Eternity.


So you will see how absurd is the whole structure that you have built, looking for external help, depending on others for your comfort, for your happiness, for your strength. These can only be found within yourselves.

So why have an organization?

You are accustomed to being told how far you have advanced, what is your spiritual status. How childish! Who but yourself can tell you if you are beautiful or ugly within? Who but yourself can tell you if you are incorruptible? You are not serious in these things.

So why have an organization?

But those who really desire to understand, who are looking to find that which is eternal, without beginning and without an end, will walk together with a greater intensity, will be a danger to everything that is unessential, to unrealities, to shadows. And they will concentrate, they will become the flame, because they understand. Such a body we must create, and that is my purpose. Because of that real understanding there will be true friendship. Because of that true friendship- which you do not seem to know-there will be real cooperation on the part of each one.

And this not because of authority, not because of salvation, not because of immolation for a cause, but because you really understand, and hence are capable of living in the eternal. This is a greater thing than all pleasure, than all sacrifice.


So these are some of the reasons why, after careful consideration for two years, I have made this decision. It is not from a momentary impulse. I have not been persuaded to it by anyone. I am not persuaded in such things.

For two years I have been thinking about this, slowly, carefully, patiently, and I have now decided to disband the Order, as I happen to be its Head. You can form other organizations and expect someone else. With that I am not concerned, nor with creating new cages, new decorations for those cages.

My only concern is to set men absolutely, unconditionally free.

Copyright 1998 — KFA; All Rights Reserved
Krishnamurti Foundation of America,
founded in 1969 by J. Krishnamurti

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Huynh NR,

Người đời thường d�ng quan điểm của họ l�m lăng k�nh để chiếu l�n tất cả mọi vật tr�n đời, gọi l� "suy bụng ta ra bụng người", huynh ạ .

T�i gửi huynh b�i ph�t biểu của �ng khi giải t�n The Order of the Star of the East để huynh tự nhận x�t nh� .

HC

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Lecture given by J. Krishnamurti, in 1929, when he dissolved the Order of the Star of the East.


The Order of the Star in the East was founded in 1911 to proclaim the coming of the World Teacher. Krishnamurti was made Head of the Order.

On August 2, 1929, the opening day of the annual Star Camp at Ommen, Holland, Krishnamurti dissolved the Order before 3000 members. Below is the full text of the talk he gave on that occasion. What he said then is equally valid today.


..."... We are going to discuss this morning the dissolution of the Order of the Star. Many people will be delighted, and others will be rather sad. It is a question neither for rejoicing nor for sadness, because it is inevitable, as I am going to explain.

You may remember the story of how the devil and a friend of his were walking down the street, when they saw ahead of them a man stoop down and pick up something from the ground, look at it, and put it away in his pocket. The friend said to the devil, "What did that man pick up?" "He picked up a piece of Truth," said the devil. "That is a very bad business for you, then," said his friend. "Oh, not at all," the devil replied, "I am going to let him organize it."

I maintain that Truth is a pathless land, and you cannot approach it by any path whatsoever, by any religion, by any sect. That is my point of view, and I adhere to that absolutely and unconditionally. Truth, being limitless, unconditioned, unapproachable by any path whatsoever, cannot be organized; nor should any organization be formed to lead or to coerce people along any particular path. If you first understand that, then you will see how impossible it is to organize a belief.

A belief is purely an individual matter, and you cannot and must not organize it. If you do, it becomes dead, crystallized; it becomes a creed, a sect, a religion, to be imposed on others. This is what everyone throughout the world is attempting to do. Truth is narrowed down and made a plaything for those who are weak, for those who are only momentarily discontented.


Truth cannot be brought down, rather the individual must make the effort to ascend to it. You cannot bring the mountain-top to the valley. If you would attain to the mountain-top you must pass through the valley, climb the steeps, unafraid of the dangerous precipices. You must climb towards the Truth, it cannot be "stepped down" or organized for you.


Interest in ideas is mainly sustained by organizations, but organizations only awaken interest from without. Interest, which is not born out of love of Truth for its own sake, but aroused by an organization, is of no value. The organization becomes a framework into which its members can conveniently fit. They no longer strive after Truth or the mountain-top, but rather carve for themselves a convenient niche in which they put themselves, or let the organization place them, and consider that the organization will thereby lead them to Truth.


So that is the first reason, from my point of view, why the Order of the Star should be dissolved. In spite of this, you will probably form other Orders, you will continue to belong to other organizations searching for Truth. I do not want to belong to any organization of a spiritual kind, please understand this. I would make use of an organization which would take me to London, for example; this is quite a different kind of organization, merely mechanical, like the post or the telegraph. I would use a motor car or a steamship to travel, these are only physical mechanisms which have nothing whatever to do with spirituality. Again, I maintain that no organization can lead man to spirituality.


If an organization be created for this purpose, it becomes a crutch, a weakness, a bondage, and must cripple the individual, and prevent him from growing, from establishing his uniqueness, which lies in the discovery for himself of that absolute, unconditioned Truth. So that is another reason why I have decided, as I happen to be the Head of the Order, to dissolve it. No one has persuaded me to this decision.

This is no magnificent deed, because I do not want followers, and I mean this. The moment you follow someone you cease to follow Truth.

I am not concerned whether you pay attention to what I say or not. I want to do a certain thing in the world and I am going to do it with unwavering concentration.

I am concerning myself with only one essential thing: to set man free. I desire to free him from all cages, from all fears, and not to found religions, new sects, nor to establish new theories and new philosophies.

Then you will naturally ask me why I go the world over, continually speaking. I will tell you for what reason I do this: not because I desire a following, not because I desire a special group of special disciples. (How men love to be different from their fellow-men, however ridiculous, absurd and trivial their distinctions may be! I do not want to encourage that absurdity.)I have no disciples, no apostles, either on earth or in the realm of spirituality.

Nor is it the lure of money, nor the desire to live a comfortable life, which attracts me. If I wanted to lead a comfortable life I would not come to a Camp or live in a damp country! I am speaking frankly because I want this settled once and for all.

I do not want these childish discussions year after year.

One newspaper reporter, who interviewed me, considered it a magnificent act to dissolve an organization in which there were thousands and thousands of members. To him it was a great act because, he said: "What will you do afterwards, how will you live? You will have no following, people will no longer listen to you."

If there are only five people who will listen, who will live, who have their faces turned towards eternity, it will be sufficient. Of what use is it to have thousands who do not understand, who are fully embalmed in prejudice, who do not want the new, but would rather translate the new to suit their own sterile, stagnant selves? If I speak strongly, please do not misunderstand me, it is not through lack of compassion. If you go to a surgeon for an operation, is it not kindness on his part to operate even if he cause you pain? So, in like manner, if I speak straightly, it is not through lack of real affection - on the contrary.

As I have said, I have only one purpose: to make man free, to urge him towards freedom, to help him to break away from all limitations, for that alone will give him eternal happiness, will give him the unconditioned realization of the self.


Because I am free, unconditioned, whole-not the part, not the relative, but the whole Truth that is eternal - I desire those, who seek to understand me, to be free; not to follow me, not to make out of me a cage which will become a religion, a sect.

Rather should they be free from all fears-from the fear of religion, from the fear of salvation, from the fear of spirituality, from the fear of love, from the fear of death, from the fear of life itself. As an artist paints a picture because he takes delight in that painting, because it is his self-expression, his glory, his well-being, so I do this and not because I want any thing from anyone.

You are accustomed to authority, or to the atmosphere of authority, which you think will lead you to spirituality. You think and hope that another can, by his extraordinary powers-a miracle-transport you to this realm of eternal freedom which is Happiness. Your whole outlook on life is based on that authority.

You have listened to me for three years now, without any change taking place except in the few. Now analyze what I am saying, be critical, so that you may understand thoroughly, fundamentally. When you look for an authority to lead you to spirituality, you are bound automatically to build an organization around that authority. By the very creation of that organization, which, you think, will help this authority to lead you to spirituality, you are held in a cage.

...[snip]................

So why have an organization?

Why have false, hypocritical people following me, the embodiment of Truth? Please remember that I am not saying something harsh or unkind, but we have reached a situation when you must face things as they are. I said last year that I would not compromise. Very few listened to me then. This year I have made it absolutely clear. I do not know how many thousands throughout the world- members of the Order-have been preparing for me for eighteen years, and yet now they are not willing to listen unconditionally, wholly, to what I say.

So why have an organization?

As I said before, my purpose is to make men unconditionally free, for I maintain that the only spirituality is the incorruptibility of the self which is eternal, is the harmony between reason and love. This is the absolute, unconditioned Truth which is Life itself. I want therefore to set man free, rejoicing as the bird in the clear sky, unburdened, independent, ecstatic in that freedom .

And I, for whom you have been preparing for eighteen years, now say that you must be free of all these things, free from your complications, your entanglements. For this you need not have an organization based on spiritual belief. Why have an organization for five or ten people in the world who understand, who are struggling, who have put aside all trivial things? And for the weak people, there can be no organization to help them to find the Truth, because Truth is in everyone; it is not far, it is not near; it is eternally there.

Organizations cannot make you free. No man from outside can make you free; nor can organized worship, nor the immolation of yourselves for a cause, make you free; nor can forming yourselves into an organization, nor throwing yourselves into works, make you free.


You use a typewriter to write letters, but you do not put it on an altar and worship it. But that is what you are doing when organizations become your chief concern. "How many members are there in it?" That is the first question I am asked by all newspaper reporters. "How many followers have you? By their number we shall judge whether what you say is true or false." I do not know how many there are. I am not concerned with that. As I said, if there were even one man who had been set free, that were enough.

Again, you have the idea that only certain people hold the key to the Kingdom of Happiness. No one holds it. No one has the authority to hold that key. That key is your own self, and in the development and the purification and in the incorruptibility of that self alone is the Kingdom of Eternity.


So you will see how absurd is the whole structure that you have built, looking for external help, depending on others for your comfort, for your happiness, for your strength. These can only be found within yourselves.

So why have an organization?

You are accustomed to being told how far you have advanced, what is your spiritual status.

How childish! Who but yourself can tell you if you are beautiful or ugly within? Who but yourself can tell you if you are incorruptible? You are not serious in these things.






But those who really desire to understand, who are looking to find that which is eternal, without beginning and without an end, will walk together with a greater intensity, will be a danger to everything that is unessential, to unrealities, to shadows. And they will concentrate, they will become the flame, because they understand. Such a body we must create, and that is my purpose. Because of that real understanding there will be true friendship. Because of that true friendship- which you do not seem to know-there will be real cooperation on the part of each one.

And this not because of authority, not because of salvation, not because of immolation for a cause, but because you really understand, and hence are capable of living in the eternal. This is a greater thing than all pleasure, than all sacrifice.


So these are some of the reasons why, after careful consideration for two years, I have made this decision. It is not from a momentary impulse. I have not been persuaded to it by anyone. I am not persuaded in such things.

For two years I have been thinking about this, slowly, carefully, patiently, and I have now decided to disband the Order, as I happen to be its Head. You can form other organizations and expect someone else. With that I am not concerned, nor with creating new cages, new decorations for those cages.

[COLOR="blue"]My only concern is to set men absolutely, unconditionally free.

Copyright 1998 — KFA; All Rights Reserved
Krishnamurti Foundation of America,
founded in 1969 by J. Krishnamurti

http://www.katinkahesselink.net/kr/star.htm


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..."... Krishnamurti would often refer to the totality of his work as the teachings and not as my teachings. His concern was always about the teachings; the teacher had no importance, and all authority, especially psychological authority, was denounced:

All authority of any kind, especially in the field of thought and understanding, is the most destructive, evil thing. Leaders destroy the followers and followers destroy the leaders. You have to be your own teacher and your own disciple. You have to question everything that man has accepted as valuable, as necessary.[90]

This includes inward authority:

Having realized that we can depend on no outside authority ... there is the immensely greater difficulty of rejecting our own inward authority, the authority of our own particular little experiences and accumulated opinions, knowledge, ideas and ideals.[91]

However such pronouncements were not endorsements of social or personal disorder; on the contrary, the total freedom he advocated, rather than leading to societal and personal disorder would in his view result in complete order:

Order is necessary, complete, absolute, inward order and that is not possible if there is no virtue, and virtue is the natural outcome of freedom. But freedom is not doing what you want to do nor is it revolting against the established order, adopting a laissez faire attitude to life or becoming a hippy. Freedom comes into being only when we understand, not intellectually but actually, our every day life, our activity, our way of thought, the fact of our brutality, our callousness and indifference; it is to be actually in contact with our colossal selfishness.[92]

He furthermore declared that such understanding on the part of individuals, if genuine, should produce an impact on society as a whole by default:

That is the only way to judge: in what way are you freer, greater, more dangerous to every Society which is based on the false and the unessential?... those who really desire to understand,... will be a danger to everything that is unessential, to unrealities, to shadows.[81]

Krishnamurti resigned from the various trusts and other organizations that were affiliated with the defunct Order of the Star, including the Theosophical Society. He returned the monies and properties donated to the Order, among them a castle in the Netherlands and 5,000 acres (20 km2) of land,[93] to their donors.[94]

He spent the rest of his life holding dialogues and giving public talks around the world on the nature of belief, truth, sorrow, freedom, death, and the quest for a spiritually fulfilled life.

He accepted neither followers nor worshipers, regarding the relationship between disciple and guru as encouraging dependency and exploitation. He accepted gifts and financial support freely offered to him by people inspired by his work, and continued with lecture tours and the publication of books and talk transcripts for more than half a century.[95]

He constantly urged people to think independently and clearly. He invited them to "easily, affably" explore and discuss specific topics together with him, "as two friends"[96] who, in a break with the past, make a fresh start towards a "journey of discovery":

And to take such a journey we must travel light; we cannot be burdened with opinions, prejudices and conclusions - all that old furniture ... forget all you know about yourself; forget all you have ever thought about yourself; we are going to start as if we knew nothing.[97]


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jiddu_Krishnamurti#Break_with_the_past


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