On seeing and listening | J. Krishnamurti
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- Saanen 1982 - Question #1 from Question & Answer Meeting #3
'Is the seeing and listening, the same seeing and listening we know? Or does it imply an awakening of a new perception? How can we be sure that thought has not crept in more subtly?'
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Yes🙏 .
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Avidya Void oke
when he says "when you give such attention", this is because of the limitations of language. What he is saying is when there is no recording, there is no centre of self. So no centre of self == no recording == total attention opposed "you giving attention" which implies there is a "you". So attention IS when there is no centre or when there is no recording. or the observer becomes the observed as there is no centre from which one is listening/seeing/learning
Rear explanation.