Jkrishnamurti Study Centre

Jkrishnamurti Study Centre Hello friends, followers, seekers, and fellow Krishnamurti readers. We welcome you to the Independent J. Krishnamurti Study Centre – Junagadh, Gujarat, India.
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Editer-Dr Piyush Agravat. speaker-Shri Mina. Jkrishnamurti Study Center.. It is a interdependent study center. the center is cost free to living staying and meditation yoga who are follower or want to learn jk teaching. the center aim is only to more people to know jkrishnamurti knowledge and self knowledge.. the aim behind this all is not gaining any .. Started

about 15 years back with friends, this independent center at Bilkha junagadh has taken shape as a Krishnamurti library and information center. The library has a good collection of K’s books and publication for reference as well as for sale. Almost all the audio and video collection of K’s talk is available for screening. information centre has also donated Krishnamurti books to its nearby important libraries and periodically holding book exhibition of K books. The Krishnamurti Study Centres located at near Sasan Gir, Junagarh district, Gujarat … also being famed as Sasan Gir, is a forest and wildlife sanctuary in The Gir national park is a heaven to about 400 Asiatic lions Gujarat, India; … Tourists who ever visit Gir Park often love jeep safaris. …
DR PIYUSH A AGRAVAT
BILKHA JUNAGADH mo/ 9909461214

Why you Have  No Insight?You are the result of what you have been taught, and on that conditioning your experiences are ...
22/08/2026

Why you Have No Insight?
You are the result of what you have been taught, and on that conditioning your experiences are based; You are like a gramophone, playing different records, perhaps, but still a gramophone; and the records you play are made up of what you have been taught, whether by others or by your own experiences. That is so, isn't it?
When there's an understanding of the self, then knowledge has its rightful place; but without this understanding, the pursuit of self-knowledge gives a feeling of achievement, of getting somewhere; it is as exciting and pleasurable as success in the world. One may renounce the outward things of existence, but in the struggle to acquire self-knowledge there is the sensation of
what is. Accumulation distorts perception, and it is not possible to understand the self in its daily activities, its swift and cunning reactions, when the mind is weighed down by knowledge. As long as the mind is burdened with knowledge, and is itself the result of knowledge,
Put that question to yourself, not just verbally, superficially, but as seriously as a hungry man wants food. When you are asking, inquiring, it is important to find out for yourself the cause of your inquiry. You can ask out of envy, or you can ask without any motive. The state of the mind which is really inquiring into the capacity of total perception is one of complete humility, complete stillness; and this very humility, this stillness, is that capacity itself. It is not something to be gained.


Those who have been following Krishnamurti’s teachings for years often try to bring his teachings into their lives accor...
19/08/2026

Those who have been following Krishnamurti’s teachings for years often try to bring his teachings into their lives according to the depth of their understanding and seriousness.

But a mistake often happens. His words and teachings become hidden somewhere in a corner of the mind, in some unknown corner, and remain there as an experience or as accumulated knowledge. Perhaps, with time, even that is forgotten, and life continues to move through its reactions. A way of thinking such as, “I will do this” or “I will live this way” may not always be practical.

Even after many doubts and much mental struggle, all this continues to move forward. But a person who is more deeply inclined in this direction seems to touch it at a deeper level.

Peace of mind, meditation, or enlightenment—all these words can be understood literally, but the reality is not merely the words.

Even after doing all this, life continues to move forward. But at a certain point, there is a feeling that it is no longer possible to continue in this way. Perhaps it is from this very point that the ending of the ego begins, and then life begins to flow in its own way, or in the way Krishnamurti speaks of.

Yet even today, all of this can only be expressed through words. What the actual experience is cannot truly be desirable


18/08/2026

A Moment of Complete Silence
“Suddenly, the whole atmosphere became alive.
The trees, the wind and the sky seemed to be one.
There was no sense of separation.
The mind was completely still.
There was only an immeasurable presence.”

17/08/2026

Age and the body, Krishnamurti’s point is:

The body naturally grows older with time. Childhood, youth, maturity and old age are part of the natural process of the body. This cannot be stopped by the mind’s desire.

Krishnamurti does not deny the aging of the body. He asks whether, when the body grows old, the mind must also inevitably become old, tired and bound to the past.

In other words: The body may grow old, but does the mind necessarily have to grow old with it?

A Rare and Mysterious Description by KrishnamurtiIn Krishnamurti’s earlier writings and talks, there are many profound d...
17/08/2026

A Rare and Mysterious Description by Krishnamurti

In Krishnamurti’s earlier writings and talks, there are many profound descriptions of thought, consciousness, seeing, time, and truth. But this passage from Krishnamurti’s Notebook is something quite different. Here, he is not explaining a theory or presenting a philosophy. He is giving an extraordinarily direct and vivid description of a mysterious state that he himself says is beyond words.

The room became full with that benediction. Now what followed is almost impossible to put down in words; words are such dead things, with definite set meaning and what took place was beyond all words and description. It was the centre of all creation; it was a purifying seriousness that cleansed the brain of every thought and feeling; its seriousness was as lightning which destroys and burns up; the profundity of it was not measurable, it was there immovable, impenetrable, a solidity that was as light as the heavens.

It was in the eyes, in the breath. It was in the eyes and the eyes could see. The eyes that saw, that looked were wholly different from the eyes of the organ and yet they were the same eyes. There was only seeing, the eyes that saw beyond time-space.

There was impenetrable dignity and a peace that was the essence of all movement, action. No virtue touched it for it was beyond all virtue and sanctions of man.

There was love that was utterly perishable and so it had the delicacy of all new things, vulnerable, destructible and yet it was beyond all this.

It was there imperishable, unnameable, the unknowing. No thought could ever pe*****te it; no action could ever touch it. It was “pure”, untouched and so ever dyingly beautiful.

All this seemed to affect the brain; it was not as it was before. Thought is such a trivial thing, necessary but trivial. Because of it, relationship seems to have changed.

As a terrific storm, a destructive earthquake gives a new course to the rivers, changes the landscape, digs deep into the earth, so it has levelled the contours of thought, changed the shape of the heart.

14/08/2026

Life itself is a constant movement of relationships, yet even in the ordinary events of life, we try to shape and control these relationships according to our own desires.

The point is that, in this way, we are living a kind of half-automated life—much of our behavior is driven by habit, memory, and previously conditioned responses.

Intelligence is not the same as being well-informed or having a great deal of knowledge. Information is not intelligence...
11/08/2026

Intelligence is not the same as being well-informed or having a great deal of knowledge. Information is not intelligence; it is only a part of it. Intelligence comes when the mind is no longer confused and is able to see 'what is' without judgment.' Let us explore the difference between intellect and true intelligence in our latest study.

Krishnamurti observes: 'Fear is never an actuality; it is always in relation to the past or the future. When the mind is...
09/08/2026

Krishnamurti observes: 'Fear is never an actuality; it is always in relation to the past or the future. When the mind is completely in the present, is there fear?' In our latest study, we explore the ending of psychological fear and the beginning of a mind that is truly free. Let us observe this movement together.

05/08/2026

Understanding the Movement of Thought and Consciousness Is the Key to Understanding Krishnamurti and Ourselves.

Krishnamurti observes: 'A mind that is silent, not made silent by thought, but which is silent because it has understood...
04/08/2026

Krishnamurti observes: 'A mind that is silent, not made silent by thought, but which is silent because it has understood the whole structure of its own movement, is a mind in which there is no conflict.' In this state of silence, there is a totally different kind of action. Let us observe if our minds can ever be truly quiet without the interference of the 'me.'

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