Why Don’t We Change? New Video The Immeasurable Have human beings changed psychologically? Why are we still very much the same, even after existing for thousands of years? We may feel we have progressed, yet despite all our attempts to transform, it still seems as if humanity is dealing with the same problems. We even know what the outcomes of our conditioning are: war, violence, greed, isolation, loneliness, and more... But it still hasn't been enough. What's it going to take for humanity to change? Does humanity continue to struggle with transformation? The latest technology, the smartest thinkers, and religion still haven't solved these ancient problems. Perhaps the better question is: what would it take for you to change? Do you continue to struggle with total transformation? Do you think this change is possible? |
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Oak Grove School Space to Roam Everyone at Oak Grove School says the word "space" a lot because that's what the students, teachers, staff, and parents give each other, in all its forms: space to roam, think, learn, listen, let go and just be. |
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Attention: The ‘Be All’ and ‘End All’ Online Program April 5 - 9 People often quote Krishnamurti as saying “Consciousness is its content,” but he said more often than not that “Consciousness as we know it, is its content.” Are we the content looking out through consciousness or is this content just information hosted by consciousness, and is it consciousness itself that represents our true essence? In order to consider this question we must first ask another question: “What is attention?” We will meet each day for a 3-hour session that will include but not be limited to discussion/dialogue, some short video clips and short excerpts from texts. |
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An Exploration of Hurt in Our Lives Online Program April 19 - 23 Krishnamurti suggests that maintaining hurt and continuing blame is destroying our quality of life and relationship. He asks: is it possible never to be hurt again? We shall be exploring this issue together, seeing if we can probe and question our way into a deeper understanding of both conscious and unconscious hurt in our lives We will meet each day for a 2 1/2-hour session that will include but not be limited to discussion/dialogue, some short video clips and short excerpts from texts. |
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