Future of Humanity, The

Two Dialogues with Dr David Bohm at Brockwood Park, 1983.

In these two dialogues Krishnamurti and physicist David Bohm explore the prospects for the future of human beings, given our immense capacity for self-destruction. They note that we are still pursuing the age-old patterns of thinking which create humanity's suffering, and discuss the possibility of a change in our conditioning.

As there is no psychological evolution and becoming is an illusion, Krishnamurti suggests, change may require a mutation in the very cells of the brain. Exploring this, they touch on consciousness, brain, mind and intelligence.

Subtitles: English, French, Thai, Spanish, Italian, Danish, Finnish, Vietnamese

Audio: English , Eng-French, Eng-Russian

Content: 1 DVD with 2 dialogues, total time: 2 hours and 25 minutes

Video format: NTSC, colour – Region Code: All regions

Two Dialogues with Dr David Bohm at Brockwood Park, 1983.

In these two dialogues Krishnamurti and physicist David Bohm explore the prospects for the future of human beings, given our immense capacity for self-destruction. They note that we are still pursuing the age-old patterns of thinking which create humanity's suffering, and discuss the possibility of a change in our conditioning.

As there is no psychological evolution and becoming is an illusion, Krishnamurti suggests, change may require a mutation in the very cells of the brain. Exploring this, they touch on consciousness, brain, mind and intelligence.

Subtitles: English, French, Thai, Spanish, Italian, Danish, Finnish, Vietnamese

Audio: English , Eng-French, Eng-Russian

Content: 1 DVD with 2 dialogues, total time: 2 hours and 25 minutes

Video format: NTSC, colour – Region Code: All regions

The list price for previously sold Washington talks DVDs was £20.

Complete set of 2 Public Talks in Washington D.C., 1985.

In the Present Is the Whole of Time

Why are we, after this long evolution perpetually in conflict?

Being absorbed in a poem, a face is that beauty?

Why has humanity, each one of us accepted fear as a way of life?

Why do we live, act on the basis of thought? What is the relationship to time of thought?

Can there be total mutation now in all our behaviour, way of living, thinking, feeling?

If you had no memory at all could you think?

Memory arises from knowledge, experience. Is experience different from the experiencer? If there is no experiencer, is there experience?

Subtitles: Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese (simplified & traditional), Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Marathi, Portuguese, Spanish, Tamil, Thai, Russian
Dubbing: French, German, Portuguese

At the End of Sorrow Is Passion

What is order and what is disorder and what is their relationship to action? Can disorder end in our daily life?

Concerned as we are with our own suffering how can there be love? Is sorrow brought about by self-pity?

What happens after death? Does one carry the memories of one's own life? If we don't cling to a thing, then what is death? Not at the end of life but with all my energy, vitality, can I live with death all the time?

If there is real order in one's life what then is meditation? Following a system, practising day after day what happens to the human brain? Is there a meditation which is not determined?

Through one's own understanding of oneself there is that which is eternal.

Subtitles: Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese (simplified & traditional), Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Marathi, Portuguese, Spanish, Tamil, Thai, Russian
Dubbing: French, German, Portuguese