Choiceless Awareness: A Selection of Passages for the Study of the Teachings of J. KrishnamurtiKrishnamurti Foundation of America, 31 груд. 2000 р. - 144 стор. A series of Study Books was produced in the 1990s for use as concentrated study material on a particular topic at the four-day dialogue weekends held in Ojai, California. Editors utilized the CD-ROM to compile an extensive collection of excerpts for each theme-which range from one sentence in length to an entire talk-and they have organized them into chapters of subsidiary topics. These books are an invaluable resource of excerpted material as they offer a sustained survey of each subject, allowing for a deeper comprehension of what Krishnamurti was conveying. Much of the material has been drawn from the Collected Works of J. Krishnamurti, Vols. I-XVII, the record of Krishnamurti's public talks from 1933 to 1967. |
Зміст
Foreword | 1 |
The Nature of Choiceless Awareness | 15 |
Understanding the Self | 39 |
Consciousness Thought and Time | 59 |
Awareness and Transformation | 85 |
Awareness and human problems | 108 |
Jealousy | 110 |
Amibition | 111 |
Desire | 117 |
Loneliness | 121 |
Escapes | 125 |
Habit | 127 |
Confusion | 131 |
Meditation and the Quiet Mind | 133 |
In Summation | 145 |
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1965 Collected 2nd Public Talk 4th Public Talk accumulation action actually atman attention Bangalore beauty becomes begin Bombay break the habit bring choiceless awareness clarity comes completely condemnation conditioning conflict confusion contradiction creates demands demnation desire discover effort empty energy envy escape experience experiencer extraordinary fact fear feeling field of consciousness fixed point flower freedom give greed habit ideal ideas inquire introspection jealousy knowledge KRISHNAMURTI learning listen live look Madras means memory merely mind misery movement ness never observer obviously Ojai oneself ourselves pain passively aware past possible problem process of thinking psychological question quiet quire reactions realize relationship result revolution rience Saanen seeking self-centered activity self-knowledge sensation silence simple mind sirs sorrow superficial surely thing think in terms thinker thought tion total process totally aware transformation tree uncon unconscious watch whole process word