I attended the week long talks, given by Krishnamurti at Brockwood Park in 1976 and 1977. My own assessment (after many years) of what Krishnamurti says is as follows : There is a Profound Difference between 'observation' and 'introspection'. Introspection is a never ending scratching of an open wound. Observation is a healing 'bandage' over this wound, it seals off the probing damage caused by endless examination. Examination, introspection, self analysis, soul searching, navel gazing - they are all 'crushingly' never ending. Observation is totally different. The 'realm' of 'Observation' is like observing a smoke signal. The fleeting message being conveyed by the signal is transitory, as the smoke disappears. These signs carry a sense of 'revelation', of learning. There is no probing examination of the smoke signal, because there is nothing left to examine. 'the brain is not burdened by memory' The meaning (the revelation), of the smoke signals has power to totally change what you do, because you trust them and you know they are on your side. You can't capture the signals, but they are there, and deeply relevant. The smoke signals are connected to the world and are your connection to the world. Once you can read the intimacy of the 'smoke signals', the rest of the 'entertainments' and 'faux seriousness' of society come across as out of touch and insincere, as well as absurd. There is fantastical joy when introspection and examination ends. It is a profound relief. Introspection and examination and endless seeking end when you give up searching. You give up because you are utterly sick and tired of it. Introspection, self examination will now start to just feel wrong. A mental 'trip wire' is created that you step back from. Sometimes you can't understand what exactly has happened, you will forget. But the insights of the 'smoke signals' return. ((It is similar to studying electrons, we would like to know what they are doing when we are not watching them - it has been found that the behaviour of electrons change just by the act of being observed. Observing ourselves without 'identification' (as called by Krishnamurti), is observing ourselves without the interference of watching.)) The revelations are often completely 'eye opening' and joyous. As long as quiet discipline is maintained, the 'smoke signals' and revelations (learning) keep coming.
This is deep. Thank You for sharing. Sometimes I wonder, will I ever understand what he said? A voice in me (as if) reply : I hope you never understand… never hold it. Just watch, endlessly, as unseparated as your broken image may possibly can…. And yet, I find myself in it again, in trying to hold some kind of understanding… But as it seems you too, I don’t let it cover the vast space of existence, and find daily joy in what I don’t know, yet watch with all my heart. I truly appreciate this conversation and I’m very thankful you reached out. Thank you a.
@@mvp5514 Well, I don't know if you know England. The weather can be terrible. But in the year of 1976, it was the dryest year for over two hundred years. The weather was glorious. At the site of the talks, a large tent had been erected, there were a line of trees about two hundred feet away, and all the attendees were camped in small tents under these trees. There was one talk a day, and the huge tent was used for serving food in the meantime. There were people doing Tai Chi, behind a hedge, or walking off into the countryside to contemplate what had been said. The local village had a pottery and the lanes were lined with high hedges. So, there you are, now you can be there!!
Thank You. And I appreciate the comment/suggestion. I still develop the format and subtitles is something that I tried (you can see in some shorts at the playlist), for now I try without because it wasn’t clear if it helps. But I’ll keep this in mind Thanks for watching !
wonderfully shared, thanks! ( tip: the loudness percentage used on the background music is to high, I think, the piano takes over for seconds every now and then..while the words spoken are so important )
Many thanks for your feedback. It’s a known issue and I work to improve. Please don’t hesitate to point here and there if you find a piece with good or bad balance. And most importantly, you are correct, is the pondering over the words and the pointing
@@ObservingBeauty , thanks for your quick response! Listen to your own work like a stranger..:-)? ( Do You Feel Lucky at Vimeo might help to experience the balance, the music will then stay with you as a pointer for the rest of your life..:-) I would like to share your pointers, but honestly hold back for now.. Do you like the piano that much, personally? If so, should young people these days not like Hanna Rani ( Polish piano player) more? Thanks multiple times for your great work!
@@ThomiX0.0 not all clear, please explain 1. Vimeo / feel lucky ? (I know Vimeo but how is it related to audio?) 2. Hania Rani is great ! 3. The piano here is my daily play. This is the core of this channel (half of the videos here are piano only) Thanks for your interest I think Audio volume gets better, check out today’s last video ua-cam.com/video/5ypfTWI0jtg/v-deo.html
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I attended the week long talks, given by Krishnamurti at Brockwood Park in 1976 and 1977.
My own assessment (after many years) of what Krishnamurti says is as follows :
There is a Profound Difference between 'observation' and 'introspection'.
Introspection is a never ending scratching of an open wound.
Observation is a healing 'bandage' over this wound, it seals off the probing damage caused by endless examination.
Examination, introspection, self analysis, soul searching, navel gazing - they are all 'crushingly' never ending.
Observation is totally different.
The 'realm' of 'Observation' is like observing a smoke signal.
The fleeting message being conveyed by the signal is transitory, as the smoke disappears.
These signs carry a sense of 'revelation', of learning.
There is no probing examination of the smoke signal, because there is nothing left to examine.
'the brain is not burdened by memory'
The meaning (the revelation), of the smoke signals has power to totally change what you do, because you trust them and you know they are on your side.
You can't capture the signals, but they are there, and deeply relevant.
The smoke signals are
connected to the world and are your connection to the world.
Once you can read the intimacy of the 'smoke signals', the rest of the 'entertainments' and 'faux seriousness' of society come across as out of touch and insincere, as well as absurd.
There is fantastical joy when introspection and examination ends.
It is a profound relief.
Introspection and examination and endless seeking end when you give up searching.
You give up because you are utterly sick and tired of it.
Introspection, self examination will now start to just feel wrong.
A mental 'trip wire' is created that you step back from.
Sometimes you can't understand what exactly has happened, you will forget.
But the insights of the 'smoke signals' return.
((It is similar to studying electrons, we would like to know what they are doing when we are not watching them - it has been found that the behaviour of electrons change just by the act of being observed.
Observing ourselves without 'identification' (as called by Krishnamurti), is observing ourselves without the interference of watching.))
The revelations are often completely 'eye opening' and joyous.
As long as quiet discipline is maintained, the 'smoke signals' and revelations (learning) keep coming.
This is deep. Thank You for sharing. Sometimes I wonder, will I ever understand what he said? A voice in me (as if) reply :
I hope you never understand… never hold it. Just watch, endlessly, as unseparated as your broken image may possibly can…. And yet, I find myself in it again, in trying to hold some kind of understanding…
But as it seems you too, I don’t let it cover the vast space of existence, and find daily joy in what I don’t know, yet watch with all my heart.
I truly appreciate this conversation and I’m very thankful you reached out.
Thank you
a.
@@bh_486 may we have the capacity to let go
Have a beautiful day Sir
a.
Wonderfully Explained.....
The experience is beyond words
But ur thoughtful interpretation is really helpful.
Tq
Wow, that's amazing, wish I was there.. 🤗
@@mvp5514
Well, I don't know if you know England.
The weather can be terrible.
But in the year of 1976, it was the dryest year for over two hundred years.
The weather was glorious.
At the site of the talks, a large tent had been erected, there were a line of trees about two hundred feet away, and all the attendees were camped in small tents under these trees.
There was one talk a day, and the huge tent was used for serving food in the meantime.
There were people doing Tai Chi, behind a hedge, or walking off into the countryside to contemplate what had been said.
The local village had a pottery and the lanes were lined with high hedges.
So, there you are, now you can be there!!
Thanks to uploader
Many thanks for watching
K has brought miracles in my life! 🙏💓
Beautiful work✨ Adding subtitles will make it better I think, just a suggestion.
Thank You. And I appreciate the comment/suggestion.
I still develop the format and subtitles is something that I tried (you can see in some shorts at the playlist), for now I try without because it wasn’t clear if it helps. But I’ll keep this in mind
Thanks for watching !
I love every of your videos...
Thanks for listening and supporting !
🥺🥺. I subscribed, please never stop
That’s kind of you. Check the playlist for daily updates.
Рахмет! Сізге жақсылық тілеймін.❤❤❤❤❤ көп көмектестіңіз!
This is kind of you. Thanks for listening
@@ObservingBeauty thank you
Good
Thanks for watching
Which is this beautiful place in the video background ? Can anyone please tell.
Kubong-san
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Thank you for listening with your heart
Please post the link to the complete talk
Hello. I always do. It’s in the description
@@ObservingBeauty thank you. I didn't realise. beautiful post
@@NilotpalMishra1 thanks for attending. I try to update daily and happy for comments / pointers to K talks
wonderfully shared, thanks!
( tip: the loudness percentage used on the background music is to high, I think, the piano takes over for seconds every now and then..while the words spoken are so important )
Many thanks for your feedback.
It’s a known issue and I work to improve.
Please don’t hesitate to point here and there if you find a piece with good or bad balance.
And most importantly, you are correct, is the pondering over the words and the pointing
@@ObservingBeauty , thanks for your quick response!
Listen to your own work like a stranger..:-)?
( Do You Feel Lucky at Vimeo might help to experience the balance, the music will then stay with you as a pointer for the rest of your life..:-)
I would like to share your pointers, but honestly hold back for now..
Do you like the piano that much, personally?
If so, should young people these days not like Hanna Rani ( Polish piano player) more?
Thanks multiple times for your great work!
@@ThomiX0.0 not all clear, please explain
1. Vimeo / feel lucky ? (I know Vimeo but how is it related to audio?)
2. Hania Rani is great !
3. The piano here is my daily play. This is the core of this channel (half of the videos here are piano only)
Thanks for your interest
I think Audio volume gets better, check out today’s last video
ua-cam.com/video/5ypfTWI0jtg/v-deo.html
Needs subtitles and music is too loud. Thanks for postng
Working on some improvements…. Thank you for the comment