Part of the online workshop "A New Beginning" led by Mukesh Gupta.

This talk focuses on discovering a new way of living beyond the old instruments of thought, emotion, and accumulated knowledge. The speaker emphasizes that we need profound discontent with the old ways, not just boredom seeking new excitement.

When we deeply see the limitations of using old instruments to find something new, the mind naturally becomes quiet and still. This stillness arises not through effort but as a natural byproduct of insight.

The talk explores the quality of presence that emerges – a simple awareness of what is happening inside and outside, without judgment or resistance. This presence has no borders or limits and is not personal but universal.

Hosted by the Krishnamurti Educational Centre of Canada.

Episode 4 of a 6-part series entitled “Investigating Truth” by JC Tefft. Using Krishnamurti’s teachings as a guide, we ask and investigate the question: “What Does it Mean ‘To Be Purely Aware’?"

For more information on workshops and series hosted by the Krishnamurti Educational Center of Canada, visit: https://krishnamurti-canada.ca/

Episode 3 of a 6-part series entitled “Investigating Truth” led by JC Tefft. Using Krishnamurti’s teachings as a guide, we ask and investigate the question: “Is There a Process We All Go Through?"

For more information on workshops and series hosted by the Krishnamurti Educational Center of Canada, visit: https://krishnamurti-canada.ca/

An excerpt from the on-going series called "Investigating Truth" led by JC Tefft.

For more information on workshops and series hosted by the Krishnamurti Educational Center of Canada, visit: https://krishnamurti-canada.ca/

Episode 2 of a 6-part series entitled “Investigating Truth” led by JC Tefft. Using Krishnamurti’s teachings as a guide, we ask and investigate the question: “What is the Nature of Mind?"

For more information on workshops and series hosted by the Krishnamurti Educational Center of Canada, visit: https://krishnamurti-canada.ca/

Episode 1 of a 6-part series entitled “Investigating Truth” led by JC Tefft. Using Krishnamurti’s teachings as a guide, we ask and investigate the question: “What is the Nature of Mind?"

For more information on workshops and series hosted by the Krishnamurti Educational Center of Canada, visit: https://krishnamurti-canada.ca/

The fourth recording from a four-part online workshop taking a journey through Freedom from the Known. The book was edited by Mary Lutyens from a selection of talks from the years 1963 to 1967 to produce what she called a ‘Krishnamurti primer’. The title, which was K’s idea, is a key aspect of his approach to human freedom and wholeness.

Our inquiry will take us sequentially through the sixteen chapters (i.e., four chapters per session) in the book. In our four meetings we will be covering, in broad strokes, the fields of awareness and self-knowledge, the issue of conflict and violence in relationship, the conditioned structure of thought and consciousness, and the nature of meditation and the religious mind. None of these aspects are separate from each other but continuously and inherently interwoven. Naturally, each of them subsumes many other issues that we do our best to include.

Presented by the Krishnamurti Educational Centre of Canada.

The third recording from a four-part online workshop taking a journey through Freedom from the Known. The book was edited by Mary Lutyens from a selection of talks from the years 1963 to 1967 to produce what she called a ‘Krishnamurti primer’. The title, which was K’s idea, is a key aspect of his approach to human freedom and wholeness.

Our inquiry will take us sequentially through the sixteen chapters (i.e., four chapters per session) in the book. In our four meetings we will be covering, in broad strokes, the fields of awareness and self-knowledge, the issue of conflict and violence in relationship, the conditioned structure of thought and consciousness, and the nature of meditation and the religious mind. None of these aspects are separate from each other but continuously and inherently interwoven. Naturally, each of them subsumes many other issues that we do our best to include.

Presented by the Krishnamurti Educational Centre of Canada.

The second recording from a four-part online workshop taking a journey through Freedom from the Known. The book was edited by Mary Lutyens from a selection of talks from the years 1963 to 1967 to produce what she called a ‘Krishnamurti primer’. The title, which was K’s idea, is a key aspect of his approach to human freedom and wholeness.

Our inquiry will take us sequentially through the sixteen chapters (i.e., four chapters per session) in the book. In our four meetings we will be covering, in broad strokes, the fields of awareness and self-knowledge, the issue of conflict and violence in relationship, the conditioned structure of thought and consciousness, and the nature of meditation and the religious mind. None of these aspects are separate from each other but continuously and inherently interwoven. Naturally, each of them subsumes many other issues that we do our best to include.

Presented by the Krishnamurti Educational Centre of Canada.

The first recording from a four-part online workshop taking a journey through Freedom from the Known. The book was edited by Mary Lutyens from a selection of talks from the years 1963 to 1967 to produce what she called a ‘Krishnamurti primer’. The title, which was K’s idea, is a key aspect of his approach to human freedom and wholeness.

Our inquiry will take us sequentially through the sixteen chapters (i.e., four chapters per session) in the book. In our four meetings we will be covering, in broad strokes, the fields of awareness and self-knowledge, the issue of conflict and violence in relationship, the conditioned structure of thought and consciousness, and the nature of meditation and the religious mind. None of these aspects are separate from each other but continuously and inherently interwoven. Naturally, each of them subsumes many other issues that we do our best to include.

Presented by the Krishnamurti Educational Centre of Canada.