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Philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti and physicist David Bohm in dialogue

Krishnamurti and a student, by Asit Chandmal

A child approaches Krishnaji with a flower at the end of his last talk (India, January 1986), which ends with silence, by Asit Chandmal

Luc Signor

Apr 18, 1997 - 10:00

Krishnamurti, Buddhism

I recently discovered Krishnamurti's books. i'm also interestered in buddhism, but i like Krishnamurti's independance. i'd like to mail with similar persons. For example, i'd like to know what practical attitudes they develop. I'm french: french speaking would be appreciated, but not necessary. So long

Luc Signor
(Rennes, France)

People in Action

May 11, 1998 - 10:00

What Is Enlightenment? - Dr. David Bohm and Krishnamurti

An interesting magazine that will be included in the next update of the People in Action directory (Spirituality section):

What Is Enlightenment? www.wie.org
Magazine on spirituality.

For example, an interview with F. David Peat on David Bohm and Krishnamurti is at:
www.wie.org/j11/peat.asp

Krishnamurti, Dr. David Bohm

Muralidhar Rao

Dec 19, 1998 - 11:00

Re: Krishnamurti, Buddhism

Dear Luc Signor,
I have been a great admirer of J.Krisnamurti. Since I am from India I could understand J.Krisnamurti quite naturally. The other spiritual masters from India almost similar to his teachings are Sri Ramana Maharishi, Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Swami Vivekananda, Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj etc. I am sorry to say that it has not brought any change in my psyche so far. I am still a very mediocre person. Reading Krishnamurti has not brought me the insight that changes a man
in his heart. Time is running out and I shall probably die a stupid man. But I do hope by Divine Grace you will receive the Insight to know thyself.

With regards
Murali.

Terry McMillan

Jan 15, 1999 - 11:00

Re: Krishnamurti, Buddhism

Hello.

your message hit at home. would like to discuss more.

Randy
randy@south2nd.org
terry.mcmillan@south2nd.org

shankar sadavarte

Feb 12, 1999 - 11:00

Re: What Is Enlightenment? - Dr. David Bohm and Krishnamurti

The unique religious teacherJ,Krisnmurty and renowned phycist David Bohm reminds the Socretes and Pluto in

Mina Martini

Feb 13, 1999 - 11:00

Re: Krishnamurti, Buddhism

Dear sisters and brothers all over the world,
I tremble at the thought that I might be able to find truly serious people on this planet and come into contact with them.I came across J,Krisnamurti' s books at the age of seventeen and THE TRUTH,not Krisnamurti of course as a 'personality',changed my life radically,totally.There have lived many great minds who have managed to find the UNIVERSAL TRUTHS which apply to us all no matter if we are interested in them or not.Oh,I' ve got so much to say but I am running out of space.Please write to me!!!Life is an infinite miracle.We have to help all mankind!!There is no time to waste!!!!

John Maynard

Feb 19, 1999 - 11:00

Bookstore Featuring Dr David Bohm, J. Krishnamurti etc

We have posted an bookstore on the WWW as a resource for the books and videos of the following people: Dr David Bohm, J. Krishnamurti, Nisargadatta Maharaj, Ramana Maharshi, plus some books on Bankei and Zen Buddhism. This can be found at www.kalpatarubooks.com

Link: Kalpataru Books and books-on.net

James A. Lynch

Feb 20, 1999 - 11:00

Re: Krishnamurti, Buddhism

It seems the life that krishnamurti is living of one of the present. rthough we think of death it is as he might have said death to what, petty pleasures and vain asociations. So I do not know TRUTH, our living and pointing out our lives to me is truth. I do not know what anyone means by truth other than to see things as they really are right now. Through attentiveness Krisnamurti asks not what is truth but insteads listens and asks if we want to be alive. To live as an aware humanbeing is the precious gift. And so i think we sould smile and say to life. Take care

Mina Martini

Mar 08, 1999 - 11:00

Re: Krishnamurti, Buddhism

Dear Friend,
Thank you for responding to what I had written. You were very right in saying that you do not know what the 'truth' is.I do not know,either.I can't see any truth which would be separate from our daily existence,something which could be understood and then stored somewhere.A memory of 'timeless existence' may be stored in our brain-cells,but it is still memory,not something LIVING.If anyone claims to "know the truth",he/she obviously doesn't.When I used the word 'truth'I simply referred to a point in my life (there can be such a point in a person's life)when the veil was taken away from before my eyes.I did not mean that I would have went on living "knowing the truth" or having it captured anywhere.EVERYTHING is moving all the time and an idea of truth would just get in the way,as all ideas do.
Please,if you are interested in discussing anything at all with me,I would be delighted to do so.
Yours sincerely,mina

p. scallan

Mar 14, 1999 - 11:00

Re: Bookstore Featuring Dr David Bohm, J. Krishnamurti etc

send me any lists of books by david bohm

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