J.Krishnamoortay On Love ( Hindi/हिंदी में)

In my opinion this is the fundamental true knowledge about love , friendship and also osho were same in this with love . I hope it can help you more to understand love at more extent as possible as your conscience may let you to explore deep level . I always apt for your comments , and I also apt for your suggestions, comment me outright . About essay - Can love truly exist where there is fear, comparison, jealousy, or possession? In this thought-provoking talk, J. Krishnamurti invites us to explore one of the deepest questions of human life: What is love, and why do we rarely understand it? Based on his famous discussion with students at Rajghat School in 1952, this audiobook/chapter explores the relationship between the mind, desire, comparison, attachment, and true love. Krishnamurti begins by asking us to understand the nature of the mind before attempting to understand love. The mind is not just the brain—it is the movement of thoughts, memories, beliefs, fears, desires, and the constant sense of "I" and "mine." As we grow older, the mind becomes conditioned by society, education, religion, and personal experiences, making it rigid and incapable of seeing life with freshness. One of the central themes of this talk is comparison. From childhood, we are taught to compare ourselves with others—our grades, appearance, intelligence, success, and achievements. Krishnamurti argues that comparison destroys our ability to truly observe ourselves and others. The moment we compare, we stop seeing reality as it is. The discussion then moves toward attachment and possession. Is saying "my wife," "my husband," or "my child" an expression of love—or of ownership? Krishnamurti challenges the common belief that attachment equals love. According to him, where there is possessiveness, fear of loss, jealousy, or dependence, love cannot flourish. What we often call love is frequently a search for psychological security. Another profound question explored is why love is necessary at all. Can humanity survive without it? Krishnamurti explains that love is not merely an emotion or romantic feeling; it is the foundation of compassion, education, understanding, and human relationships. Without love, society becomes mechanical, competitive, and deeply fragmented. This video presents these timeless ideas in a clear and accessible way, making Krishnamurti's philosophy easier to understand for modern listeners. Whether you are interested in philosophy, psychology, spirituality, self-discovery, or mindful living, this discussion offers insights that remain as relevant today as they were decades ago. If you enjoy deep philosophical audiobooks and rare intellectual works, consider subscribing to the channel for more content on psychology, spirituality, consciousness, and human nature. If this discussion made you reflect on your own relationships and understanding of love, share your thoughts in the comments below. Hastags- #JKrishnamurti #Love #Philosophy #Psychology #Mindfulness #SelfDiscovery #Spirituality #Consciousness #HumanNature #Audiobook Keywords - Krishnamurti J Krishnamurti Audiobook J Krishnamurti Love J Krishnamurti Mind Krishnamurti Philosophy What is Love Understanding Love The Mind and Love Freedom from Attachment Psychological Freedom Self Knowledge Self Awareness Human Consciousness Conscious Living Spiritual Wisdom Philosophy & Psychology Keywords: Philosophy Audiobook Psychology Audiobook Spiritual Audiobook Human Nature Attachment and Love Jealousy and Love Comparison Psychology Conditioning of the Mind Desire and Fear Mindfulness Inner Freedom Meditation and Awareness Self Discovery Personal Growth Emotional Intelligence