00:00 start
2:03 the root of conflict
6:47 'becoming' is a constant battle
10:56 the separation of 'I' and 'not I'
27:46 deny the outer & inward movement
30:17 k's awakening experience
40:47 the brain is an instrument of the mind
51:38 no method will help
1:13:27 there is no 'K' at all

In this first of eight discussions on the nature of the human mind, J. Krishnamurti and David Bohm dissect the complex interplay between psychological time and its relationship to the movement of thought. Krishnamurti, renowned for his teachings on self-discovery and deep insights into human consciousness, and Bohm, celebrated for his contributions to theoretical and quantum physics, discuss the profound implications of transcending time-bound thinking which, if realized, brings about a fundamental change in our understanding of thought’s rightful place in our daily lives.

Explore the notion that immediate, choiceless action is the antidote to both inward conflict – sorrow, despair, anger, anxiety, etc. – as well as to societal conflicts – violence, wars, destruction, etc. Their conversation sparks contemplation on the nature of the mind beyond the constraints of time-bound knowledge, offering a glimpse into the potential for transcendent understanding and a profound shift in human perception. #krishnamurti

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