[sciborg2]

Found this video, which has a biography and then some summarization of his works.

Note that Bohm, who I made a thread about yesterday, came up with his Implicate Order partially through his dialogue with Krishnamurti.

Here's the repository of his work.

Madness might better direct us to specific works.

[Madness]

He's such a prolific speaker.

Thankfully, for whatever reason, youtube perceives him unlike many other thinkers and so documents his work. Some of my favorites from over the years:

Why Are We So Separated In Society
Exploring the essence Love-Holistic Observation
Why Do We Ask Questions and For Purpose
A Deep Abiding Honesty
The Art of Listening

[Royce]

Oh! I saw "Why are we so separated in society" long time a go:)  That is a good one.

[sciborg2]

J. Krishnamurti, David Bohm, Rupert Sheldrake and John Hidley: The Nature of the Mind [4 hrs ]

Sheldrake looks so young!

Just starting on this, so far so good...

[Royce]

You should check out the trialogues with Sheldrake, Mckenna and Abraham. Those will make you dizzy

[sciborg2]

You should check out the trialogues with Sheldrake, Mckenna and Abraham. Those will make you dizzy

I've been meaning to get to those. I've finished only the first hour of the dialogue I linked above.

It's all great stuff but I'm not one to usually sit and just listen to someone talk. Part of the issue is if I do anything else I often get distracted and have to rewind.

I have a soft spot for Sheldrake. The determination he has at least is worthy of respect. And the data isn't wholly against him from what I understand, at least not yet since not enough studies have been conducted.