Krishnamurti Audio & Video Recordings on YouTube
Bombay (Mumbai) (47)
| 7 Dec 1969 | BO69T1 |
| A new quality of mind |
| 10 Dec 1969 | BO69T2 |
| Learning is the only movement in life |
| 14 Dec 1969 | BO69T3 |
| Love means living in the movement of the present |
| 17 Dec 1969 | BO69T4 |
| Learning, energy and the immobile mind |
| 7 Feb 1971 | BO71T1 |
| To perceive ‘what is’ is the basis of truth |
| 10 Feb 1971 | BO71T2 |
| Direct perception is freedom |
| 14 Feb 1971 | BO71T3 |
| Love is that quality of mind in which there is no division |
| 17 Feb 1971 | BO71T4 |
| A mind in meditation is concerned only with meditation, not with the meditator |
| 19 Jan 1974 | BO74T1 |
| Can the human mind radically regenerate? |
| 20 Jan 1974 | BO74T2 |
| Can the mind remain with hurt? |
| 26 Jan 1974 | BO74T3 |
| Living, love and the meaning of death |
| 27 Jan 1974 | BO74T4 |
| Meditation, order and space |
| 21 Jan 1978 | BO78T1 |
| When you change radically it affects all mankind. |
| 22 Jan 1978 | BO78T2 |
| Can there be a regeneration of the mind? |
| 28 Jan 1978 | BO78T3 |
| What makes our lives so disorderly and confused? |
| 29 Jan 1978 | BO78T4 |
| Meditation is a flowering that has no motive. |
| 24 Jan 1979 | BO79T1 |
| Action not based on knowledge |
| 27 Jan 1979 | BO79T2 |
| Security not based on thought |
| 28 Jan 1979 | BO79T3 |
| Desire, will, pleasure and sorrow |
| 31 Jan 1979 | BO79T4 |
| Time, death, space and meditation |
| 16 Jan 1980 | BO80T1 |
| A crowded brain is incapable of being free |
| 19 Jan 1980 | BO80T2 |
| The tremendous energy of the brain |
| 20 Jan 1980 | BO80T3 |
| Learning and desire |
| 27 Jan 1980 | BO80T4 |
| Time perpetuates the agony of humanity |
| 30 Jan 1980 | BO80T5 |
| Self-centred occupation creates sorrow |
| 23 Jan 1982 | BO82T1 |
| Thought limits our lives |
| 24 Jan 1982 | BO82T2 |
| Why have we lost relationship with nature and each other? |
| 30 Jan 1982 | BO82T3 |
| The movement of fear |
| 31 Jan 1982 | BO82T4 |
| Remaining with suffering without thought |
| 6 Feb 1982 | BO82T5 |
| Fragmentation, time and death |
| 7 Feb 1982 | BO82T6 |
| Without meditation there is no religious mind |
| 22 Jan 1983 | BO83T1 |
| Why do we have problems at all? |
| 23 Jan 1983 | BO83T2 |
| Is it possible to live without a single problem? |
| 29 Jan 1983 | BO83T3 |
| Is there time psychologically? |
| 30 Jan 1983 | BO83T4 |
| A religious mind |
| 4 Feb 1984 | BO84T1 |
| A different quality of life |
| 5 Feb 1984 | BO84T2 |
| The endless cycle of action and reaction |
| 9 Feb 1984 | BO84Q |
| Question & Answer Meeting |
| 11 Feb 1984 | BO84T3 |
| The art of living and dying |
| 12 Feb 1984 | BO84T4 |
| Love, freedom, goodness, beauty are one |
| 7 Feb 1984 | BO84IIT |
| What place has knowledge in human relationship? |
| 2 Feb 1985 | BO85T1 |
| What is our brain? |
| 3 Feb 1985 | BO85T2 |
| Thought and time are always together |
| 5 Feb 1985 | BO85Q1 |
| 1st Question & Answer Meeting |
| 7 Feb 1985 | BO85Q2 |
| 2nd Question & Answer Meeting |
| 9 Feb 1985 | BO85T3 |
| Sorrow is part of our self-centred activity |
| 10 Feb 1985 | BO85T4 |
| Is there a meditation that is not brought about by thought? |