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227 • Saanen 1985 (7/8) • 2nd Question & Answer Meeting

July 25 · 1 hr 17 min · Episode 227 · 185.2 MB
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Krishnamurti: Without Beauty and Love There Is No Truth
Saanen 1985, Public Meetings
7/8: 2nd Question & Answer Meeting

What is our responsibility?

Q1: When one understands something must one act on this understanding or does the understanding act of itself?

Q2: You have said many things about violence. Would you allow one of your friends to be attacked in front of you?

Q3: What is intelligence?

Q4: Is there any benefit to the human being in physical illness?

Q5: Why do you differentiate between the brain and the mind?

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