Theos-Talk Archives (March 2003 Message tt00343)

Hi,

I found you all a quote:

>> I suggested that to slow down the mind in order to
examine the thought-feeling process, you should write down
every thought-feeling. If one wishes to understand, for
example, a machine of high revolution one has to slow it
down, not stop it for then it becomes merely a dead matter;
but make it turn gently, slowly, to study its structure,
its movement. Likewise if we wish to understand our mind,
we must slow down our thinking - not put a stop to it -
slow it down in order to study it, to follow it to its
fullest extent. And to do this I suggested that you write
down every thought-feeling. >>
The Collected Works of J. Krishnamurti, Vol III; Ojai 1944,
8th Public Talk, Oak Grove Talks. CD-rom code OJ44T8

Katinka


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