To fill your heart with the things of the mind is to leave no room for love. —Krishnamurti

Progress is such a comforting word, so reassuring, a word with which we hypnotise ourselves. —Krishnamurti

What you seek you will find, but it will not be truth. —Krishnamurti

Watch the process of your own thinking. How cunning and deceptive it is! —Krishnamurti

Love is a strange thing; as long as thought is woven through it, it is not love. —Krishnamurti

The unknown cannot be experienced. You may think or speculate about the unknown, or be afraid of it, but thought cannot comprehend it. —Krishnamurti

The known looking at the unknown brings about fear. —Krishnamurti

All escapes are the same; there is no superior or inferior escape. —Krishnamurti

If you want cooperation from your wife or husband, your child, or your neighbour, how do you set about it? You set about it by loving the person. —Krishnamurti

Relationship is absolutely necessary; otherwise, you cannot exist. Relationship means co-operation. Relationship means love and generosity. —Krishnamurti

We carry the memory of yesterday, and it darkens our being. —Krishnamurti

How necessary it is to die each day, to die each minute to everything, to the many yesterdays and to the moment that has just gone by! —Krishnamurti

The object of attachment offers me the means of escape from my own emptiness. —Krishnamurti

By our own thoughts and actions we are bound, but we are not aware that we are bound. —Krishnamurti

All escapes are unintelligent as they inevitably bring about conflict. —Krishnamurti

When you are aware that you are happy, is there happiness? —Krishnamurti

A righteous life is not the following of social morality, but the freedom from envy, greed and the search for power, which all breed enmity. —Krishnamurti

The beauty of the earth is slowly being destroyed and polluted. Cars and tall buildings are appearing in the most unexpected of places. —Krishnamurti

The word is never the actual. When the word becomes all-important in living, the actual is neglected. —Krishnamurti

One sat utterly still, without a single movement of thought, without time, in utter emptiness, with the essence of absolute order and so of the universe. —Krishnamurti

The seeker finds what he wants, and the comfort he derives from it is the morality of his own fears. —Krishnamurti

Why be afraid of insecurity? Is not insecurity the very nature of all things? —Krishnamurti

Thought is the barren child of experience and knowledge which can never be complete. —Krishnamurti

Disorder within society is never moral; this society, as it is, thrives on disorder. —Krishnamurti

The ascension of man can never be through knowledge, for it is never complete; it is ever within the shadow of ignorance. —Krishnamurti

Man is the only barbarian; he himself is the cause of all the corruption and terror that is taking place in the world. —Krishnamurti

In this illusion, we live. —Krishnamurti

Why are human beings so self-centred, so consciously or in the deep recesses of their beings selfish? —Krishnamurti

The love of trees is, or should be, part of our nature, like breathing. —Krishnamurti

We are too absorbed in our own problems to look and be quiet. —Krishnamurti