15/09/2026
The whole movement of life is learning. There is never a time when there is no learning. Every action is a movement of learning, and every relationship is learning.
The accumulation of knowledge, which is called learning and to which we are so accustomed, is necessary to a limited extent, but that limitation prevents us from comprehending ourselves.
Knowledge is measurable, more or less, but in learning there is no measure. This is really very important to understand, especially if you are to grasp the full meaning of a religious life.
Knowledge is memory, but—if you have observed—the actual, the now is not memory. In observation, memory has no place. The actual is what is actually happening now; the second later is measurable and is the way of memory.
—Krishnamurti
From Letters to his Schools