What do I see when I watches I? I knows what it sees is automatically distorted, denied, or dismissed by its conditioning, so it’s no more than an echo. That gives one pause before outwardly reacting, good for minding one’s manners, but is it self-knowledge or just self-regulation?
To see the distortion in its entirety is to be free because there is no seeing when there is distortion. Distortion goes on in the dark, hidden from itself by the belief that not seeing is believing.
But assuming it does, we know the distortion is brought about by beliefs, assumptions, biases, prejudices, etc., the contents of consciousness, so would that mean I is the personification, the voice, of the distortion mechanism?
Who told you that your self (i.e. you) must annihilate itself (i.e. commit suicide) to be free of whatever it is you want to be free of? I’m really curious!
Is K’s teaching something to be liked or disliked?
What man was Krishnamurti, if I may ask?
May I ask why you look for meaning in life?
The self accepting itself or the self justifying itself?
according to K, love is beyond the brain, and since I am confined and limited to the contents of consciousness of this brain, I don’t know what love is.