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The Ending of Time
- Fifteen Conversations with David Bohm, Ojai, USA, 1980
- Narrated by: Jiddu Krishnamurti
- Length: 19 hrs and 3 mins
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Is the 'ground' indifferent to mankind, as the physical universe appears to be?
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Seeking security for myself, for my family, for my group, for my tribe, has brought about division.
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When I am trying to become something, it is a constant battle.
Can the brain itself see that it is caught in time and as long as it is moving in that direction conflict is eternal, endless?
Can the mind realise, resolve a psychological problem immediately?
Has mankind journeyed through millennia to come to this: that I am nothing and therefore I am everything and all energy?
Time is the enemy of man.
Is there a beginning which is not enmeshed in time?
We said nothingness is everything, and so it is total energy. It is undiluted, pure, uncorrupted energy. Is there something beyond that?
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Will I, as a human being, give up my egocentric activity completely?
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- Balajee
- 13-04-23
This one conversation everyone should listen
This conversation could be life changing insight if one truly listens. JK at his best.
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- Deependra tomer
- 18-12-22
Ending of time (Real Meditation)
I have gone through JK's other sessions but here He talks about every aspect of it (Ending of time in one's lifetime).
listening and understanding through these sessions is way better than performing meditation activity repeatedly without understanding.
Loved it and hopeful that these sessions reach more people.
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- Bhanu Prashanth
- 29-10-21
Speach less! Hidden treasure for Humanity 🎁
I can't believe that I never came across this teachings before 🙄
This conversation is epic!
It shattered all my concepts vch I have been holding from past 7yrs about life, God, Spirituality, Sadhana .
One has to be brave enough to truly enquire about what JK and David bhom are discussing
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- Charles Wilrycx
- 27-07-16
An acquired perspective
Unique talking style, provocative and evocative subject matter. Worthy worthy worthy. I am different having allowed a deep truth to penetrate my mind.
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- Frederic
- 15-09-17
Krishnamurti deepest thoughts.
In this program Krishnamurti talks about topics that goes far beyond his average talks. If you have heard many of Krishnamurti talks or read some of his books and feel a little bit dissatisfied on the metaphysical perspective of his this audiobook will answer some of those questions and fill you with joy!
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- El Bruno tal
- 15-04-18
The disentanglement of time
This is a set of conversations between Jiddu Krishnamurti and David Bohm, where they both try to get to the original cause of human conflict and suffering.
These conversations provide with a lot of insight into Krishnamurti's thought, through a very interesting format where he interacts with Bohm and others. The conversations' topics progress slowly, which makes them easier to follow.
You can tell also that the words they use are also very carefully chosen. There is an effort to speak in a clear and articulate manner, and that makes it quite nice to listen to.
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- Ralf Sigmund
- 06-08-20
About time
Only listened to about 90mins, conclusion:
Poor them, especially JK. JK has no clue what he’s talking about; sad, very sad he’s even got the confidence to have it recorded.
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- oded noy
- 17-11-21
Great dialog
This is not only a great spiritual journey, it is also a great example of a dialog between people who really want to explore questions together with an open mind.
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- WordSmither
- 13-02-21
neuroscientist is taught nature of Mind
Dr. Bohm is difficult to listen to. He's very rigid; it makes me laugh. He's a hardware guy and he's learning software.
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- Grant
- 28-07-20
Spiritual Heavy Hitter!
This absolutely changed my view on EVERYTHING!!! So profound and deep. Thank you J. Krishnamurti!
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- stephen kraunz
- 17-01-20
Not the best
Krishnamurti is an enlightened master. I was hoping to hear his thoughts . I don’t feel his conversation partner is on the same wavelength and find his comments distracting ( no disrespect to him intended )
. I would pick up one of the titles where it is just Krishnamurti speaking .
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- Howard K. Crampton, Jr.
- 02-08-19
Another excellent meeting
Audio quality is a little difficult. I listen to it in the car while driving and can turn up the volume enough to listen. Excellent "content" if you will.
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- edara srinivas
- 08-09-18
horrible voice
very slow reading. he talk once in am minute. not for my type of business people .
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- Samhyatt
- 24-04-18
Excruciating. There are better talks!
I feel quite sorry for Krishnamurti having to speak to this guy.
Chose another talk!
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- Michael Doherty
- 04-03-17
Should have been left on the editing room floor
Unclear. Indistinct. Poorly recorded. Poorly structured and most frustrating of all the questioner sounds like a moron who seems to have no idea what to ask next. A total waste of time and money.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-11-22
Whoa! Intelligence is beautiful!
David Bohm asks all the right Q's so that us mere mortals get a deeper understanding of Krishnamurti's teachings, don't skip til the end, it's a journey which is worth listening
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- jaleh jahangiri
- 20-06-23
As always “moving”;
Krishnamurti’s talks are always different. They take you to another world; a world you don’t “normally” see. His conversations with David Boehm are specifically interesting.
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- Jon Earl Kemp
- 16-02-21
Unrelenting
The great thing about this dialogue is the continuous open questioning taking place. You can tell that JK is totally absorbed and honestly looking into the barriers that keep us locked into our conditioning. The conclusions / insights throughout and at the end are startling.
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- Max Wind
- 26-04-20
What a journey...
It leaves you with the feeling of gratitude, that these two humans were able to meet. It becomes very clear why we are often so confused and unhappy with life. Makes you want to explore this inner world much more profoundly.
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