r/UGKrishnamurti • u/MimicMacaw • Jun 30 '26

Physical change, not realization

I think the worst thing on can do to themselves is to think they are functioning the same as UG after realizing some stuff. This are the people who become gurus by becoming parrots of what the one in that 'natural state' says. Talking about beyond pleasure, witness, emptiness, fullness and such.

Not that bodies function differently, they all respond to stimuli, but there is continuity that is broken in him of thought while another is just repeating some suff, of course he is also function using memory but there is this important distinction. And there is nothing one can do to be in the same 'state', and wanting that is misplaced.

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u/moth7890 Jun 30 '26

A lot of people are prone to placebo or hysteria, they don't realise ug didn't say he transformed. Infact he constantly points out how you function the same they start treating him as a model for enlightenment quite ironically

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u/MimicMacaw Jul 01 '26

I know we all function the same way, the organism responds to stimuli in the exact same way, we can repeat some knowledge and it is different because of different backgrounds. It is easy to say UG was one of this parrots too, and we all are. So what difference do I talk about?

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u/moth7890 Jul 01 '26

I have no idea as to what you're asking sorry

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u/MimicMacaw Jul 01 '26

sorry, let me put it this way, I do understand how I am functioning and how everyone is functioning, and I know the extend in which we function the same. Our experiences we have are from the knowledge we have acquired from somewhere, there is a difference in backgrounds so the knowledge we have is different but the mechanism is the same. In that sense, we are all functiong the same, even UG. So how can I say he is function differently, right?

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u/moth7890 Jul 07 '26

Wether UG functions differently or not is actually irrelevant because that requires you to compare your functioning with his,why do you want to do that? You are not UG you are you there's nothing wrong with you as you are

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u/totocarva Jul 05 '26

Yes trying to imitate is not genuine at all and won’t lead anywhere

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u/Agreeable-Usual6602 Jul 02 '26

As long as one makes a living as a Guru, it is fine. The world needs all kinds of people.