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J. Krishnamurti – Brockwood Park 1973 – Public Discussion 2 – Can the movement of the self end?
Q: Is there a difference between the observer and the observed?
We are so conditioned and heavily burdened with the past, how can the mind be spontaneous?
Can the mind observe its activity without prejudice and images?
When there is a division between the observer and the observed there is conflict.
When the observer is the observed there is no control or suppression. Conflict, duality and the self come to an end.
The greatest meditation is to come upon this extraordinary thing, for the mind to discover that the observer is the observed.
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