In this episode, Kavi invites Amoda Maa to explore the essence of Jiddu Krishnamurti’s teachings by asking her to comment on his famous statement “The difference between you and me is, I don’t mind what happens.” The conversation includes an exploration of how the mind habitually labels and categorizes all experience, how craving and aversion are a by-product of this, and how the prison of an "inner divided state" is created.
Dear Kavi, thank you very much for your well-balanced answer full of wisdom. Somehow, I know all this (I have been working with some spiritual teachers for a long time), but the cruelty of some situations are still overwhelming to me, pushing me back in the divided state of suffering. So it's good to be confirmed in ones deeper intuition! Many thanks to you and Amosa.
Thank you very much for this profound podcast in dialogue.
I listened to it after having heard some Ukrainian soldiers telling their experiences in this war. What these young people were undergoing was tremendously touching and sad. And so overwhelming for them. My questioning then was and is still: how “not mind” in these sort of situations - for people who are caught in first, but also for me struggling with the ongoing repetition of wars in this world I’m arguing with?
Dear Kavi, thank you very much for your well-balanced answer full of wisdom. Somehow, I know all this (I have been working with some spiritual teachers for a long time), but the cruelty of some situations are still overwhelming to me, pushing me back in the divided state of suffering. So it's good to be confirmed in ones deeper intuition! Many thanks to you and Amosa.
Sorry for the AI-correction Amoda!
Thank you very much for this profound podcast in dialogue.
I listened to it after having heard some Ukrainian soldiers telling their experiences in this war. What these young people were undergoing was tremendously touching and sad. And so overwhelming for them. My questioning then was and is still: how “not mind” in these sort of situations - for people who are caught in first, but also for me struggling with the ongoing repetition of wars in this world I’m arguing with?