What Krishnamurti says about Meditation. What's your opinion?

[Guest guest]

KUNDALINI YOGA - LIFE TRANSFORMING!J Krishnamurti was a highly evolved soul, and

if you were to read his biography, it is obvious he was one of the few people

who was in a constant state of no-thought and meditation. His methods and

teachings are very deep, and, in my opinion, I for one, do not consider myself

so evolved as to be able to follow his no-mind, no-method, no-yoga,

no-techniques teachings. So for small beings like me, I prefer for now to use

Kundalini Yoga methods and techniques and lead as good a life as I possibly can,

and hope to gain grace from the Guru. Maybe one day I may reach a level where I

could follow JK's teachings.

 

Khushroo

 

 

 

Sat Nam everybody,

 

I would like to know your opinion about the chat of this video.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OarXHYc_ciU & NR=1

 

Krishnamurti says basically: There is no meditation if we try to meditate. We

just have to be in attention, not trying of something. I know he had an

Antimethod way of thinking about illumination. Kundalini Yoga is very clear a

method. So is contradiction betweek Krishnamurti and Kundalini Yoga. Right?

 

- Would be interesting also to have your opinion if you are an experienced

meditator or KY practicant.

 

-Anybody knows the opinion of Jogui Bhajan about Krishnamurti way of thinking?

 

ps: I meditate every day just sitting down since 2 years and now practicing KY

too since 3 months.

 

regards,

Pablo.-

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

satnam kdubash

 

every way is a method of some sort... which can lead to

non-thought...krishnamurti did not say to abandon all 'methods' even meditation

is a method to get to 'non-thought' but there is no trying it all about

awareness....

 

satya kaur

 

 

 

--- On Mon, 21/12/09, kdubash <kdubash wrote:

 

 

kdubash <kdubash

Kundalini Yoga What Krishnamurti says about Meditation. What's your

opinion?

kundaliniyoga

Monday, 21 December, 2009, 10:29 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

KUNDALINI YOGA - LIFE TRANSFORMING! J Krishnamurti was a highly evolved soul,

and if you were to read his biography, it is obvious he was one of the few

people who was in a constant state of no-thought and meditation. His methods and

teachings are very deep, and, in my opinion, I for one, do not consider myself

so evolved as to be able to follow his no-mind, no-method, no-yoga,

no-techniques teachings. So for small beings like me, I prefer for now to use

Kundalini Yoga methods and techniques and lead as good a life as I possibly can,

and hope to gain grace from the Guru. Maybe one day I may reach a level where I

could follow JK's teachings.

 

Khushroo

 

Sat Nam everybody,

 

I would like to know your opinion about the chat of this video.

 

http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=OarXHYc_ ciU & NR=1

 

Krishnamurti says basically: There is no meditation if we try to meditate. We

just have to be in attention, not trying of something. I know he had an

Antimethod way of thinking about illumination. Kundalini Yoga is very clear a

method. So is contradiction betweek Krishnamurti and Kundalini Yoga. Right?

 

- Would be interesting also to have your opinion if you are an experienced

meditator or KY practicant.

 

-Anybody knows the opinion of Jogui Bhajan about Krishnamurti way of thinking?

 

ps: I meditate every day just sitting down since 2 years and now practicing KY

too since 3 months.

 

regards,

Pablo.-

 

 

[Guest guest]

Every human being has its own level of spiritual evolution, Krishnamurti spoke

from his position and growth within the Universe. Khushroo responded very well

from the heart too.

 

Peace, Fernando

 

kundaliniyoga

kdubash

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 08:59:41 +0530

Kundalini Yoga What Krishnamurti says about Meditation. What's your

opinion?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

KUNDALINI YOGA - LIFE TRANSFORMING!J Krishnamurti was a highly evolved

soul, and if you were to read his biography, it is obvious he was one of the few

people who was in a constant state of no-thought and meditation. His methods and

teachings are very deep, and, in my opinion, I for one, do not consider myself

so evolved as to be able to follow his no-mind, no-method, no-yoga,

no-techniques teachings. So for small beings like me, I prefer for now to use

Kundalini Yoga methods and techniques and lead as good a life as I possibly can,

and hope to gain grace from the Guru. Maybe one day I may reach a level where I

could follow JK's teachings.

 

 

 

Khushroo

 

 

 

Sat Nam everybody,

 

 

 

I would like to know your opinion about the chat of this video.

 

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OarXHYc_ciU & NR=1

 

 

 

Krishnamurti says basically: There is no meditation if we try to meditate. We

just have to be in attention, not trying of something. I know he had an

Antimethod way of thinking about illumination. Kundalini Yoga is very clear a

method. So is contradiction betweek Krishnamurti and Kundalini Yoga. Right?

 

 

 

- Would be interesting also to have your opinion if you are an experienced

meditator or KY practicant.

 

 

 

-Anybody knows the opinion of Jogui Bhajan about Krishnamurti way of thinking?

 

 

 

ps: I meditate every day just sitting down since 2 years and now practicing KY

too since 3 months.

 

 

 

regards,

 

Pablo.-

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

There's only " non-thought " when compared to " thought "

We must learn to transcend duality and stop clinging to concepts.

 

Moderator: I think we've covered Krishnamirti's take pretty well here, if you

have anymore responses on this thread please make them off board.

thanks!