Skip to main content
Digital Audiobook
Brockwood Park 1975 - Public Talk 2 - Can suffering end totally? by J. Krishnamurti

Listen to a sample

00:00
00:00

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

Author
J. Krishnamurti
Narrator
J. Krishnamurti
Publisher
Krishnamurti Foundation Trust UK
Publish Date
29 March 2019
Run Time
1 hour 17 minutes
Format
Audiobook
Genre
Economic theory and philosophy
$7.95

Log in to see your price

Gift

What to expect

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.

User Reviews

No reviews yet.

Details
Author
J. Krishnamurti
Narrator
J. Krishnamurti
Duration
1 hour 17 minutes
Release Date
29 March 2019
ISBN
4071498464892
Format
Audiobook
Publisher
Krishnamurti Foundation Trust UK
Genre
Economic theory and philosophy

Synopsis

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.

More from the same author

About xigxag

xigxag is an independent, UK-based audiobook platform and the UK's only B Corp certified audiobook company. We offer nearly 150,000 audiobooks, all with professional human narration. No AI-generated voices. xigxag is rated an Ethical Consumer Best Buy for audiobooks and a top-rated ethical bookshop.

There is no subscription. You buy the audiobooks you want, you own them permanently, and prices start at $13.95. The more you listen over the year, the less you pay per book, and there is always a selection in Listen for Less from $7.95. You can also send audiobooks as gifts using our audiobook gift cards or in-app gifting.

Every audiobook on xigxag has honest reviews covering both the book and the narration, and our community features make it easy to share what you are listening to, discover what others recommend, and find your next listen.

Download or stream on iOS, Android, or in your browser. Browse the full catalogue at xigxag.co.uk.