J. Krishnamurti - Madras (Chennai) 1979 - Public Talk 3 - Is freedom a matter of time?
J. Krishnamurti - Madras (Chennai) 1979 - Public Talk 3 - Is freedom a matter of time?
Summary:
Is there psychological time at all? Then how do we deal with a problem?
Is time involved in love? Is time, a movement in division, necessary?
Can we change fundamentally, radically not through evolution, time?
Can hurt be abandoned instantly?
Can one act without effort, without time?
Is there a perception which ends the image without allowing time?
What takes place when you observe only the fact and do not invent the opposite?
Can you resolve a problem as it arises?
Are problems produced from a centre?
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