“We are dealing with the actual daily life of every human being. We are dealing with the actual facts of fear, pleasure, sorrow, death and whether there is anything sacred in life. Because if we do not find something real, something that is true, life has very little meaning. But you have to be serious, really serious. Listen with care, with attention, with a sense of affection, not agreeing or disagreeing. If you really care to find out how to live properly, what right relationship is between human beings, then you would share com- pletely, I think, with all that we have had a dialogue about.” – J Krishnamurti.

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Q: Is there such thing as the unconscious?

The process of fragmentation is a state of mind that divides that says there is the unconscious, the conscious.

Every human being has an image of himself of which he is unconscious, not aware.
What is the origin of making images about onelself?

As long as we have images, there is not going to be peace in the world.
There will be no love in the world.
If one remains with the fact, there is transformation.

Our consciousness is our images, conclusions, ideas.
If there is no image-making, then what is consciousness?