J Krishnamurti | a mind totally empty of being | immersive pointer | piano A-Loven 

Thanks for listening

Suffering is the product of the mind, an interpretation of reality according to conditioning. What makes us feel that something outside of our own direct perception, can free us from suffering? We all suffer in one way or another, but rarely one have the passion to understand the root of it, to come at it, in oneself, alone.

@@ObservingBeauty Suffering from a nail in my eye is suffering. The reality of all humankind . The experience of physical pain is felt through physical existence. You can not deny that existence is suffering. In your reality or my reality ,the experience of a nail in the eye or some other physical pain is going to be felt and registered. The self replicating DNA molecule is of unintelligent design. When the conception... fertilization of the embryo comes into existence,so does suffering come into existence. The energy of this action of creation.. initiates ,sets in motion suffering and it matters not if you are conditioned or not on the journey. Nature doesn't know that you are suffering,there could have been a more intelligent way to make you learn. How you compute the physical suffering through the body felt mechanism can increase your Psychological suffering. Now I have to make a cup of tea, collect kindling and clean my boots.🙈🙉🙊⛩️

@@mozzie888 we see things differently. In all the suffering I went through in my life, whether physical, psychological or mix, There was a complaint, at the root of it, Showing up in a form of why… / why not… / I wish… The event itself, pleasant or not, happened instantly, the sensation was then maintained by a complaint, seeking “alternative state” And so on… It took me a lot of time to admit that I need suffering, as a proof of existence (sound weird, but I’m sure anyone can see it in him/her self) Which is obviously ridiculous Cup of tea is great 🍵

@@ObservingBeauty In your description of something happening to you physically or psychologically and the comment that a complaint arises in connection with the disliked emotional consequence called suffering, the question of what mechanism brought about the subjective feeling of suffering follows? Is it a natural occurrence of discontent or is the origin the self image (me) providing the sensation as a post facto reaction to a dislike as opposed to a like experience? At the instant moment of ‘whatever is’ there’s no reactive element present, it’s only afterwards that the ego posts a reactive response called suffering. Of course, liked sensations bring a different dimension of emotions into the brain cells. So it’s likely that the sensitivities of the self image are always acting in some way or other to produce an abstract perspective psychologically and that affects our emotions.

@@grahaminglis4242 I think your description is quite accurate

Aren’t we already?

I wish never to mind-grasp (head-capture…) what he say… for that would be an evidence to my compromised observation Don’t judge yourself

Same. But it just feels right. Love listening to this man

That’s a good thing! Thoughts are of a lower frequency than meditation and inner contemplation/reflection. Let his words sink into your heart and be. Krishnamurti was one of a kind to say the least.

Only no one can truly comprehend nothing

Nothing is beyond comprehension.