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J.  KRISHNAMURTI                                         2 PARTS ON 1 DVD THE NATURE OF THE MIND | DVD 1 April 16 – 18, 1982 Four discussions took place in Ojai, California between the religious philosopher J. Krishnamurti, the physicist David Bohm, the biologist Rupert Sheldrake and the psychiatrist John Hidley. The purpose of these discussions is to explore essential questions about the mind: What is psychological disorder and what is required for fundamental psychological change? Is it possible to understand the mind, the nature of consciousness, its relationship with human suffering and the potential for change? PART 1 | THE ROOTS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDER PART 2 | PSYCHOLOGICAL SUFFERING In these first two parts consideration has been given to the process of self-identification. A range of subjects have been related to this process including the problem of suffering, the role of thinking and memory, images and the uniqueness or commonality of consciousness. Can these processes be observed and what is the relationship of observation to order, responsibility and change? They discuss whether it is possible to live in this world without conflict and whether the need for psychological security is the root of all one's problems? They explore what is meant by security and try to discover why we get hurt. They discuss how we have an image of ourselves and take it to be 'me', take it to be real. From that, arises the fundamental question: whether it is possible not to have images at all? So, what am I, what are you and what is each one of us? They ask why do we want to 'become' and whether it is not just an escape from what is? They conclude by stating that as long as there is this divisive process of life, there must be conflict. In division there is isolation, in isolation there is no security and therefore there is no order. audio | english 1 DVD | 120 minutes | 2 parts | colour | 12,00 € | 140 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                                        2 PARTS ON 1 DVD THE NATURE OF THE MIND | DVD 2 April 16 – 18, 1982 PART 3 | THE NEED FOR SECURITY PART 4 | WHAT IS A HEALTHY MIND? In these last two parts, they begin the discussion by seeing whether there is there such a thing as absolute psychological security and try to discover what it is that makes people ask for security? They discuss loneliness, the desire to be free from fear, anxiety and agony. They ask that If one really loves, is there a need for security? It is proposed that maybe unconsciously we know that the self is really totally unstable in its nature and therefore there is this anxiety for security and as a result we seek something absolute which gives complete contentment? Krishnamurti remarks that when there is perception of that which is true, that very truth is sufficient. They then look into the nature of thought, at the difference between attention and inattention and inquire into analysis and observation. They ask the questions: what does 'being' mean? Is it the opposite to 'becoming'? Does 'being' imply 'non-movement', which is without thought and time? They end their dialogue exploring what is meant by a whole, sane and healthy mind and inquire whether it is a mind that is totally, dispassionately unattached, without any conflict. audio | english 1 DVD | 120 minutes | 2 parts | colour | 12,00 € | 140 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD THE CHALLENGE OF CHANGE A biographical film of J. Krishnamurti The Challenge of Change is the compelling story of a great religious teacher of the 20th century, from his childhood discovery in 1909 to his lifelong talks with large audiences in most parts of the world until his death in 1986. Through the Theosophical Society of which she was the President, Annie Besant, who had adopted him and his brother, proclaimed Krishnamurti to be the World Teacher who had been historically foretold and expected by the Society. Krishnamurti rejected any special status when he dissolved the Order of the Star that had been set up around him, declaring that "Truth is a Pathless Land", and denying that there could be any authority in religious matters. This remarkable story, told through archival film and photographs, is a valuable introduction to Krishnamurti's life and teaching. There are excerpts from his many talks, as well as an interview made for the film. He spoke not as a Master, but as one who called for the awakening of intelligence in all human beings. subtitles | english | french | chinese | italian | russian | spanish | portuguese | thai audio | english 1 DVD | 78 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          2 DVD ENDING ALL FEAR Four Public Talks in San Diego, 1970 In these four talks, given in San Diego in 1970, Krishnamurti discusses the human condition and the structure of fear. He asks us to see if, while living in this world with so much chaos and division, we can find out what that source of the violence is and what we can do about it. Can we get to the root of fear and end it – and without analysis, which involves time and thought and merely escapes from facing the fact? Is there an observation of all this without an observer preventing direct perception of the reality of the conditions in which we live and which we are? In awareness, listening with attention, can we discover what meditation is and see life as a whole that includes death as well as love? subtitles | english audio | english | french | spanish | italian 2 DVD | 228 minutes | 4 talks | colour | 29,00 € | 160 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD DEATH Conversation with Buddhist scholars and teachers at Brockwood Park, 1979 participants | J. Krishnamurti, Dr. Rahula, Feros Mehta, Dr. Parchure, Mr. Narayan and four teachers from Brockwood Park School in Hampshire, England. "There is no division between life and death. When the body dies, the desires, the anxieties, the tragedies and the misery go on. They go on contributing to the vast common stream in which mankind lives. Each of us is representative of the whole of that stream." J. Krishnamurti and the participants investigate together the topic of death. Each person goes through the same tragedies, misfortunes – humanity is one. Then, is there life after death? What is death? Who dies? What happens to the flow of emotions, to the name and form, and to the body after death? Is there anything which has not been created by man? Is it possible to be free from the manifested flow of emotions, name, form and body? "To find out what death is one has to live with it. Thought has created religious illusions, but insight is beyond thought. Insight is of freedom." "By enquiring into the whole nature of suffering can X end it and be out of the stream ? The free enquiry into suffering is insight. As long as I accept any authority, Buddhist or otherwise, can there be insight?" subtitles | english | thai | spanish | italian audio | english | french | italian 1 DVD | 108 minutes | black & white | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD TALK 1 | IN THE PRESENT MOMENT IS THE WHOLE OF TIME TALK 2 | AT THE END OF SORROW IS PASSION Two Public Talks in Washington, DC on April 20 & 21, 1985 Although Krishnamurti had spoken for many years in the United States, he had never given public talks in Washington, D.C. In 1985, he agreed to do so and met on two days in April of that year with large audiences from diverse backgrounds. There is a feeling in these two talks that Krishnamurti was communicating as much as possible of the teachings which he had been giving in many parts of the world for over sixty years. Once more he invited his audience to 'walk together, investigate together, look together at the world we have created'. In a revealing manner unique to Krishnamurti the talks go into the various factors of human consciousness playing a dominant role in our daily life. At the age of ninety, Krishnamurti spoke from the fullness of his insight and teaching. subtitles | english | arabic | spanish | portugues audio | english | french | german | portugues 1 DVD | 182 minutes | 2 talks | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          3 DVD SERIES ON EDUCATION Five dialogues between J. Krishnamurti and students in England and India, 1983-1985 In this series of discussions, many of the students’ questions and comments are refreshingly blunt and guileless. There is a tremendous sense of affection as Krishnamurti explores their questions in ways that relate to the children’s own lives. They talk about intelligence, security, meditation and concentration, the value of education and learning, and even God. Although denying being the teacher, Krishnamurti shows the quality of true teaching which lies in the relationship between the educator and the student. Often, at the end of the discussion, he invites the students to sit quietly with him for a few minutes. DISCUSSIONS | Brockwood Park School in England, 1983 | Rishi Valley School in India, 1984 and 1985 subtitles | english | french | spanish | italian | dutch | thai | portugues | vietnamese audio | english 3 DVD | 349 minutes | 5 dialogues | colour | 33,00 € | 190 g | ntsc | all regions

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J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD IS THERE A WAY OUT OF THE CRISIS IN THE WORLD? First Public Talk at Saanen in Switzerland, 1979 Is there another kind of thinking which is not about something? When you give attention completely, is there a centre from which you attend? Can self-centred problems be solved without a different quality of thinking? When there is no tomorrow pyschologically, what happens to the quality of your mind? Then what is your relationship to another? In thinking together, is there opposition? Where does thinking together lead in my relationship to another? subtitles | english | french | spanish | italian | thai audio | english 1 DVD | 57 minutes | black & white | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD CAN WE TOGETHER CREATE A GOOD SOCIETY? Second Public Talk at Saanen in Switzerland, 1979 When we think together, is there a sense of fulfilment, division or frustration? What happens to relationship? If there is no psychological time at all, what is relationship between people? Do you say, "I will love you tomorrow"? Will belief or authority bring us together? Is there security in separateness? When we think together, out of that will be created a good society. A good society can only come into being when you are responsible for another. subtitles | english | french | spanish | italian | thai audio | english 1 DVD | 60 minutes | black & white | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD IS THERE SECURITY AT ALL PSYCHOLOGICALLY? Third Public Talk at Saanen in Switzerland, 1979 Has the desire for security psychologically taken over physical demands? Is there security in a belief, an ideal, experience? Can you listen so completely that you see the absurdity of living in illusion and end it? Can we stay with fact and have no relationship to non-fact? What is the quality of the mind which is facing what is happening? If you have no mental images, then what is your relationship to the mind which is seeking security? In thinking together, isn't there total security? When you put aside choice, is there insight into the whole of illusion? subtitles | english | french | spanish | italian | thai audio | english 1 DVD | 53 minutes | black & white | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD CAN GOODNESS, LOVE, TRUTH BE BORN OF DISCIPLINE? Fourth Public Talk at Saanen in Switzerland, 1979 Can one act without effort, think clearly without the determination to think clearly? Can one listen without effort, without an image? Between two people, each seeking fulfiment, with desires and ambitions, doesn't division exist and therefore, isn't there conflict? Has struggle for existence in the outer world slipped into the psychological world? Has thought invented the idea of the 'me' separate from 'you', and in this division hopes to find security? Can you observe the 'me' without the movement of thought? subtitles | english | french | spanish | italian | thai audio | english 1 DVD | 56 minutes | black & white | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD ARE DESIRE AND TIME RESPONSIBLE FOR FEAR? Fifth Public Talk at Saanen in Switzerland, 1979 Do we have no urge to find a different way of living? Has thought created all problems? Has thought created the centre? Is the root of self-centred activity desire? Is not desire born from the images thought creates? Can you observe without having desire come into being? Isn't the movement of the image time? When thought realises it is the active principle in fear, what takes place? Having listened without analysis, are you free from fear? subtitles | english | french | spanish | italian | thai audio | english 1 DVD | 61 minutes | black & white | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD INTELLIGENCE, LOVE AND COMPASSION Sixth Public Talk at Saanen in Switzerland, 1979 Is there one insight that will bring total revolution in each of us? Aren't the outer and inner indivisible, one structural movement of thought? Is there one perception that frees man completely from this psychological structure? In knowledge, is there ignorance? Intelligence is free from ignorance, and therefore from illusion, and is not the result of knowledge. If there is an ideal, isn't action always conforming or adjusting to the ideal which is lack of perception? With intelligence, is there a state which can solve the innumerable conflicts and miseries? subtitles | english | french | spanish | italian audio | english 1 DVD | 58 minutes | black & white | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD IN TOTAL SILENCE THE MIND COMES UPON THE ETERNAL Seventh Public Talk at Saanen in Switzerland, 1979 Why is there constant strife and seeking? Are we seeking superficial sensory experience or something timeless that thought has not touched at all? Can thought with its limitation enquire deeply? Is observation the instrument of thought? When one observes does the thing being observed undergo change? Can the mind having understood desire know its value is relative and be free to observe? Is there a way of living without any control? Is not the controller the movement of thought? When there is no conflict whatsoever what takes place in the mind? subtitles | english | french | spanish | italian | thai audio | english 1 DVD | 64 minutes | black & white | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions

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J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD HOW CAN THE BRAIN TRANSFORM ITSELF? First Public Talk at Brockwood Park in England on August 27, 1983 In this first public talk, J. Krishnamurti explores whether it is possible to bring about a mutation in the very brain cells themselves conditioned for thousands of years? Either one says that it is not possible and closes the door or one says, "I really don't know." Without any choice, am I aware that my brain is conditioned? He goes on to explore the nature of conditioning, which he says is essentially made up of experience and knowledge. Why is the structure of the psyche essentially based on knowledge and what am I without memory? He concludes with the topic of whether it is possible to live psychologically without memories, and points out that the division between memory and the observer creates conflict. subtitles | english audio | english | french | german | russian 1 DVD | 68 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD ONLY IN PEACE CAN THE HUMAN MIND BE FREE Second Public Talk at Brockwood Park in England on August 28, 1983 J. Krishnamurti begins this second public talk with the question: why cannot man, who has learned so much, live in peace? Is it because each individual separate soul is struggling and seeking for his or her own fulfillment? Must human beings, who think they are separate, each seeking his or her own form of security inevitably come into conflict with others? He elaborates on the subject of relationship and asks the public whether it is possible in a close relationship, where there is a sense of affection, to live without conflict and turmoil? He then asks, can one live with another completely at peace and how do 'you' observe your relationship with another? He ends the talk on the topic of looking and observing without any identity. He asks if this is at all possible and whether one can look at life not as a problem, but with a mind that is free from problems? subtitles | english audio | english | french | german | russian 1 DVD | 75 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD FREEDOM FROM THE SELF Third Public Talk at Brockwood Park in England on September 3, 1983 In this third public talk, J. Krishnamurti explores the movement from "what is" to "what should be" – the psychological process of time – and asks whether it is one of the causes of fear? Realising that possibility, even intellectually, is it then possible to end fear? He moves on to the subject of sorrow and says that sorrow is part of the continuity of memory. Can that memory, not only of my sorrow but of mankind's sorrow come to an end? He then goes on to explore the possibility of living without any cause or future. He asks that if one was able to go beyond time, would there be anything to experience? Can the 'self', the 'me', the 'ego' – all the self-centered activity – which is the movement of memory, can that end? subtitles | english audio | english | french | german | russian 1 DVD | 67 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD WHAT KIND OF BRAIN IS NEEDED FOR MEDITATION? Fourth Public Talk at Brockwood Park in England on September 4, 1983 The questions and topics explored by J. Krishnamurti during this fourth public talk are the following: What is creation? What is the origin of all existence? Was there a beginning and is there an end to all this? To uncover the origin what kind of brain does one need? Is there a brain without self-interest? Have we a brain that doesn't belong to anything so that it is completely free? Does language condition the brain? What is meditation, and what is order? Is meditation the feeling of complete wholeness and unity of life? Is there something not manifested that has no beginning and no end? subtitles | english audio | english | french | german | russian 1 DVD | 69 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD FIRST QUESTION & ANSWER MEETING At Brockwood Park in England on August 30, 1983 The five questions asked by the public and answered by J. Krishnamurti in this first question & answer meeting at Brockwood Park are: Question 1 : How do we know what you are saying is true? Question 2 : Is desire fundamental? Without desire could we function at all? Question 3 : What do we do with our thoughts so that they don't start? Question 4 : What is the difference between the desire to buy something and the desire to look for Truth? Question 5 : When one understands intellectually what a habit is, how does one break free of habit? subtitles | english audio | english | french | german | russian 1 DVD | 97 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD SECOND QUESTION & ANSWER MEETING At Brockwood Park in England on September 1, 1983 The five questions asked by the public and answered by J. Krishnamurti in this second question & answer meeting at Brockwood Park are: Question 1 : Is awareness beyond time? Question 2 : What is the relationship between consciousness, mind, brain and thought? Question 3 : Why don't you encourage people to hold group discussions? Question 4 : How is one to approach the problem of livelihood? Question 5 : You say very little about law. Why is that? subtitles | english audio | english | french | german | japanese | russian 1 DVD | 107 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions

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J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD THE CAUSE OF CONFLICT IN RELATIONSHIP First Public Talk at Brockwood Park in England, August 1984 Can the cause of conflict be analysed? Is the analyser different from that which he analyses? Analysis is a wastage of energy. Can one have an insight into the cause of conflict? Is the cause the division between what I am and what I should be? Can only the few be free of it? What is this enormous energy of thought? Thought can imagine the limitless, but in itself it is always limited. Do you try to find out what thinking is or do you listen, which means a quality of silence? Is there love in our relationships? What is the cause of conflict in relationship? Is it the knowledge that we have of each other? Inwardly, is there security at all? subtitles | english | french audio | english | french | spanish | japanese | german | korean 1 DVD | 78 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD SEEING FEAR AS AN EXTRAORDINARY JEWEL Second Public Talk at Brockwood Park in England, August 1984 If all time is contained in the 'now', then what is our relationship to each other and what is action? If there were no fear inwardly, would we have gods? Is inward fear born out of thought? If it is then what will you do with thought? Who is the entity that stops thought? Is it another thought? Is time a factor of fear? And does security exist in time? Have you ever held fear? In consciousness is this whole movement of time and thought. Consciousness is what you are. Consciousness is shared by all. subtitles | english | french | spanish audio | english | french | spanish | japanese | korean 1 DVD | 67 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD IS IT POSSIBLE TO END ALL SORROW? Third Public Talk at Brockwood Park in England, August 1984 Is there a morality that is not relative, not limited? Is there a freedom per se, for itself and not away from anything? Are we at all aware of the great suffering of humanity, of each one of us? Is there an instant ending of attachment? Suffering comes when there is self-centred pursuit. If one is completely free from all sorrow then what effect has that on the world? If there is no radical change, what is now will be tomorrow. Is there an instant ending of all suffering? Finding out requires the energy of intelligence. subtitles | english | french audio | english | french | spanish | japanese | russian | korean 1 DVD | 70 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD THE NATURE, DEPTH AND BEAUTY OF DEATH Fourth Public Talk at Brockwood Park in England, August 1984 Is there time in the very action of thought? Beauty is truth as love is truth. Is beauty there when the observer is not? Death means that you hold on to nothing. Can you live with death by not keeping life and death apart? Is it possible to live in this world daily with total freedom from knowledge, except where knowledge is necessary? Meditation is to understand measurement, which is comparison. Can we live a daily life without any form of comparison? Silence comes naturally when there is freedom subtitles | english | french audio | english | french | spanish | japanese | korean 1 DVD | 69 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD FIRST QUESTION & ANSWER MEETING At Brockwood Park in England, August 1984 The five questions asked by the public and answered by J. Krishnamurti in this first question & answer meeting at Brockwood Park are: Question 1 : What is attention if it has nothing to do with thought? Question 2 : If the whole of life is one movement with its own order, then why is man so disorderly? Question 3 : What is the quality of mind that will allow the fullness of what you are saying to act in us? Question 4 : Is there such a thing as good or evil in the world? Question 5 : In the animal kingdom the tiger eats the goat. Does the goat look upon the tiger as bad? subtitles | english | french audio | english | french | spanish | japanese 1 DVD | 86 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions J.  KRISHNAMURTI                          1 DVD SECOND QUESTION & ANSWER MEETING At Brockwood Park in England, August 1984 The five questions asked by the public and answered by J. Krishnamurti in this second question & answer meeting at Brockwood Park are: Question 1 : Is goodness or evil an outside agency, a force existing in the world, or are they each only a projection of our thinking? Question 2 : Do your schools give the students an understanding of the total human problem? Question 3 : Would you enlarge on what you mean when you say that the future is now? Question 4 : Why do you not find value in prayer? Question 5 : When you are no longer physically with us, do we who understand your message, continue working on ourselves, or try to spread your teachings as we see it? subtitles | english | french audio | english | french | spanish | japanese | russian | korean 1 DVD | 87 minutes | colour | 20,00 € | 125 g | ntsc | all regions

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AMMA                                          1 BHAJAN CD MOTHER'S OWN Songs written & sung by Amma Sung by Amma, these bhajans whose sound quality is excellent, give reality to divine aspiration. The bhajan titles are the following: 1. A Jiva Nantam 2. Kalina Kannan 3. Kannunir Kondu 4. Agatanayi 5. Martyare 6. Vannalum Amnike 7. Vedambike 8. Oru Tulli 1 CD | 52 minutes | 12,00 € | 120 g AMMA                                          1 BHAJAN CD OLD IS GOLD | VOLUME 1 Traditional bhajans sung by Amma in San Ramon, USA – 1999 The bhajan is a devotional chant to honor the divinity which often expresses the disciple's desire to end his ignorance as well as his aspiration to true knowledge. The fervour which accompanies the singing helps the devotee to transcend separation from the divine. The bhajan titles are the following: 1. Sri Lalitambike 2. Azhikkullil 3. Bhagavane Bhagavane 4. Devi Saranam 5. OM Namah Shivaya 1 CD | 56 minutes | 12,00 € | 120 g AMMA                                          1 BHAJAN CD OLD IS GOLD | VOLUME 2 Traditional bhajans sung by Amma in San Ramon, USA – 1999 The bhajan is a devotional chant to honor the divinity which often expresses the disciple's desire to end his ignorance as well as his aspiration to true knowledge. The fervour which accompanies the singing helps the devotee to transcend separation from the divine. The bhajan titles are the following: 1. Oru Nimisham Enkilum 2. A Jivanatum 3. Ini Oru Janmam 4. Parasahasra Hridayangalil 5. Nilambuja Nayane 6. Prapancham Engum 7. Vedanta Venalilute 8. Katinnu Katay 9. Kasturi Tilakam 1 CD | 59 minutes | 12,00 € | 120 g AMMA                                          2 BHAJAN CD REMEMBRANCE Celebrating 15 years of Blessings Sung by Amma, these bhajans whose sound quality is excellent, give reality to divine aspiration. The bhajan titles are the following: CD 1 1. Amma Amma Taye 2. He Amba 3. Jai Jai Durga Maharani 4. Gange Swar Gange 5. Shyam Radhe Shyam 6. Amma Yi Jivande 7. Yadupati Manahari CD 2 1. Jhilam Jhilam 2. Jai Ma Ambe 3. Sunle Pukar 4. De Darshan Ma 5. Akhilandeswari Ambe 6. Manivarnan Vannila 7. Pasiyandral 8. Dukhattil Jwaylayil 2 CD | 143 minutes | 20,00 € | 130 g

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