Naksatras JKR

19/08/2026

One cannot belong to any organised religion. I think that is one of the most difficult things for most human beings – they want to cling to some kind of hope, belief, theory or conclusion or an experience of their own and give it religious significance. And any kind of attachment and therefore dependence on one’s private, secret experience, or the accumulated experience of the so-called saints, the mystics, or your particular guru or teacher – one must completely and wholly set aside all that because a religious mind is not burdened with fear or seeking any form of security or pleasure. Absolutely necessary to find out what is meditation is a mind that is not burdened with experience or seeking experience, because that way lies illusion. By JK

12/08/2026

You learn when there is attention and silence. That is, when you have silence and give complete attention, in that state you begin to learn. Now, sit very quietly, not because I am asking you to sit quietly, but because that is the only way to learn. Sit very quietly, take a comfortable position, sit very quietly and be still, not only physically, not only in your body, but also in your mind, be very still and in that stillness, attend. Attend to sounds outside the building – the cockerel, the birds, somebody coughing, somebody moving there. Listen first to the things outside of you. Then listen to what is going on in your mind, and you will then see, if you listen very, very, very attentively, in that silence, that the outside sound and inside sound are the same. by JK

17/07/2026

When the mind is not moving away from ‘what is’ you have tremendous energy. By JK

16/07/2026

In investigating fear, one has to understand thought. Thought is the reaction of memory, and memory is the past – the past being not only the thousand years past but also the past of yesterday and the past in which you have been educated in English, in technology. All the reaction of the past is time, which is thought. And so fear arises when thought is conscious of itself in contradiction. If there is no contradiction, if there is no conflict, if there is no urge to fulfil, then there is no consciousness of the border of time. So thinking, which is the response of memory, and that memory is the centre from which all action takes place – the ‘me’, my family, my country, my job, my virtue – the centre from which all thought as reaction takes place. As long as that centre exists, there must be fear. And that centre is nothing extraordinary, nothing spiritual; it is the sheer machinery of memory; it’s a bundle of memories. There is fear when that centre is questioned, when that centre is made to feel uncertain, when that centre feels it cannot achieve, when that centre feels frustrated, or when that centre feels utterly lonely. by JK

15/07/2026

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27/06/2026

Intellectually acquiring more and more knowledge of different facets of existence – spending years understanding medicine, then going into something else, then something else, acquiring more and more information, more knowledge, correlating, writing – all that is a part of ambition, part of this ‘more’, acquiring more. But the more intellectual one is, the more learned one is, the more encyclopaedic knowledge one has, the greater importance in our society. by JK

09/06/2026

To ask the right question is very difficult. In the very asking the right question, if you know how to phrase it, you already have the answer. The difficulty for most of us is that we are not very clear what we want to ask because we are so very confused. In that confusion, we fumble, we try to put a question or two, hoping for clarity. By JK