The quiet action of Krishnamurti schools and study centers

Centro de Estudios Krishnamurti, en Rishi Valley

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Part of a dialogue about Krishnamurti schools.


The question is, why do we give so much importance to the human being as an individual?
That is, of course it has its importance, but parallel to the real existence of people, of each one, there is also an impersonal movement of the total human mind.

In the specific case of the K schools, there is concern for each student, of course, but perhaps the other action that the teaching has is lost and sometimes not very noticeable when we look at this or that person, but rather it acts on the total human consciousness.
K asked this question several times to people from Ojai, from Rishi, from Brockwood: what was coming out of the schools?
Answers have never been very encouraging but the schools are still there. If it were for the concrete result of enlightened people, then the schools would have to be closed already. But they are not only for that, they have another meaning not centered on people as such, but a broader one.

K said schools would have to be there by the time "that genius child" came. That is, it is a matter of time that one day a being with all the ingredients for the school to give an appropriate framework for his flowering, but that is not what is expected of the thousands of students who will pass by.
Apart from this expectation function of the "genius child" is also that the small changes that occur in each person affect the total of humanity. A person can have in his life only a moment of clarity. A glorious half hour in which he looked deeply, and that's all; that has been the meaning of his life.

But that dies with the individual? No, that acts on the whole human mind, even if in a very small way. Every understanding, expansion of perception affects everything. Not only to the human being but to all the life of the Earth. As the Buddha said:

"When the Blessed One became enlightened, all beings on Earth were also enlightened"

Then we have this second not-so-visible purpose of the schools, a non-spectacular sense, a quiet work in the depths of the human mind. Hence the great importance of schools and study centers.

Mutation is timeless and belongs to time simultaneously

Understanding is always instantaneous, but each flash then needs a time to "settle" in the whole being. That is not instantaneous.

A good example was given by Krishnamurti with the case of getting rid of habits - it takes 3 days: one day to observe what happens to one, another day to others ... etc.

While the essentials are instantaneous sparks of observation, those sparks cause an effect on the entire system that takes time to manifest.

And the same happens globally; the people who mutated thanks to the teaching of K are few, its effect is discreet and it is not yet noticeable, but little by little humanity is being affected.

So we have that perception affects material level simultaneously instantaneously and gradually.

Part of a dialogue

Uranian Day 2014: Global Meditation times

Uranian Day Global Meditation 2014
astrological chart for Spain

On Sunday March 30 Uranus, the Sun and Moon will be in conjunction. This astrological configuration happens once a year and has been associated in the past with esoteric events of importance.
For this reason, we celebrate the event with a global meditation.

Hours for all countries

Guide of the Global Meditation (PPT)

Guided Global Meditation from Marcial Galaxio

Differences and hate

Part of a dialogue in the Facebook group "Uranianos" , about the groups that are different from others and manipulations to which this leads.

We now face a problem ... suppose there is a group that really has a difference to others ... what do we do then?

Let's see, let me be clear: such a difference EXISTS, it is not imaginary. Say, for example, the Watusi's higher stature. Or the cylindrical body of the Eskimos, making them more suitable for cold weather.

So what do we do? We will deny those differences because "we are all equal"???

The problem are not the differences, but hatred.

The problem are not the differences, but hatred.

Nazism caused a trauma to humanity, when they related closely the differences between people with hate.
That was like "If you're different, I hate you". Although racism is preexisting to Nazism (and castes, etc) after the WW2 there was an overreaction to the see differences among human groups. It seems that everyone are similar, and seeing any difference between human beings takes you automatically to the Hitler's bunker.
"All human beings are equal" is the official mantra. And it's true, but inwardly, in the depths. On the surface, at organic level, there are many differences.

But what if you look at the differences WITHOUT hate?

For example, look at people with Down syndrome. The Nazis executed the handicapped "by damaging the social group". Ok, that's hate. But if you look at that guy "different" with compassion ... with affection ... where is the problem of recognizing that "he's not like us"???

Diversity is a sign of the infinite creativity of the Manifestation.

The truth is that, in the whole universe seems that nothing is repeated. That is, diversity is a sign of the infinite creativity of the manifestation.
For example, mutants have some different collective characteristics compared to the normal ones, but I have yet to meet two identical mutants.

Carpenters also have several differences with regard to, say, vocational hitmen, like vocational seamstresses are different from vocational mountaineers. If we look at these differences as "ah, you are superior / inferior" then we're going wrong.

We have to see the differences, period. Do not be blind to them voluntarily, for being "discriminatory". Are you  high? Ok, you're high. Are you yellow? Oh yes, you're yellow. Depressive? Skillful? Alienated? etc etc etc.
In India, I met a friend of K, Krishna Nath. He said that both the Buddha and K agreed on one thing: "seeing things as they are is the hardest thing there is." And he regards this as the most important thing in life.

Where the "superior / inferior" thing  starts, the simple, objective, perception of the fact is over, and hatred has crept almost imperceptibly.

Differences are unavoidable, but hate is perfectly avoidable.