Welcome to this thought-provoking lecture by Jiddu Krishnamurti, where we delve into the complex topic of our relationship with money. In this insightful discussion, Krishnamurti explores why money has become such a significant part of our lives and what constitutes a "right" relationship with it.

In this exploration, Krishnamurti invites us to question the societal and personal importance we place on money. He examines whether our attachment to money is a result of becoming worldly and entangled in materialistic values. Is it our pursuit of freedom, status, power, or sheer necessity that fuels this attachment?

Throughout the lecture, Krishnamurti challenges us to consider the perpetual occupation of our minds with money and other aspects of life, asking if this constant occupation leads to a shallower existence. He proposes that freeing the mind from such occupation could lead to a more vibrant, alert, and peaceful state of being.

By reflecting on personal stories and philosophical insights, Krishnamurti encourages us to find a balance between fulfilling our material needs and maintaining a free, unburdened mind.

Key Takeaways:

Reflect on why money holds such importance in your life.
Explore whether the pursuit of wealth is overshadowing your mental peace.
Consider freeing your mind from constant occupation to allow space for creativity and peace.
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