Madras 1983

Psychological Time Is the Cause of Conflict

Is there a stop to time? Is there psychological time at all?

Is time necessary for a radical change? Does enlightenment demand time?

The division, as "me" becoming something, is that very division the process of time?

How do you look at, how do you perceive, violence? Can you look at it, or greed, without the word?

Religions have said suppress desire. What is desire, whose nature is never content?

Can there be an interval between sensation and thought creating an image of it?

What is the root of fear? Isn't it time and thought?

Can the sorrow man lives with ever end?

Remaining With the Challenge of Sorrow

Can sorrow be approached holistically? Have we ever ended something without a motive?

What are love, compassion, and intelligence? Desire is a wandering movement. Is love wandering, unstable, weak or is it as strong, vital as death? Is love the highest expression of compassion?

Can you be free of attachment not just at the last moment when death is there? What is death, and who is it that dies?

What is this vast movement of life which has no beginning and no end?

Is the "me" accidental experiences put together by thought holding on to this travail of life?

In meditation there is no effort or system. Meditation is awareness in daily life. If the mind has moved that far what is religion?