279 • Saanen 1961 (9/9) • Talk 9: It Is Only the Religious Mind That Can Be in a State of Creation

Krishnamurti: A Revolution in the Mind Saanen 1961, Public Meetings 9/9: It Is Only the Religious Mind That Can Be in a State of Creation

A revolution in the mind is the way of religion.

Every experience is shaped by the past. Is it possible to deny all experience?

To find reality or God, the mind must be alone, uninfluenced.

How frightened we are to destroy everything that we have accumulated.

When there is the destruction of all authority man has created in his desire to be secure inwardly, there is creation.

To the religious mind there is no time.

The religious mind does not belong to any individual. It is apart from all human endeavours, demands, urges and compulsions.

Various questions were asked by the audience at the end of the meeting.

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