Brockwood Park 1975 - Public Talk 2 - Can suffering end totally?

Can Suffering End Totally? Public Talk Brockwood Park, 1975 In this profound public talk, J. Krishnamurti examines whether human suffering can come to a complete and lasting end. He explores the many forms of suffering created by loss, loneliness, attachment, fear and the search for security. Rather than seeking comfort, explanation or escape, Krishnamurti asks whether suffering can be observed directly, without resistance or the movement of thought. Can sorrow be understood so completely that it leaves no psychological wound behind? And does the ending of suffering open the door to compassion and a radically different way of living? A deeply moving enquiry into grief, attachment, consciousness and the possibility of total inner freedom.