KFA - Krishnamurti Foundation of America

Bruce lacks everything, especially integrity because he is fiction!
Fiction doesn't have any integrity whatsoever, just an imagined integrity.

Intensity? What is intensity?


  Very simple: it is not different from compassion for your fellow human being. Which is so huge, it cannot be contained in a few well-chosen phrases, in discussion with no dynamic whatsoever, moving from metaphor to metaphor, and getting lost in them, taking them for the real thing, being clever and making smart replies, all that and much more is NOT intensity.
Compassion cannot succesfully be defined, nor understood by a blind mind, which is the majority's mind. It most certainly CANNOT be understood through ANY word, through ANY symbol.

bruce sean wrote:

Bruce lacks everything, especially integrity because he is fiction!
Fiction doesn't have any integrity whatsoever, just an imagined integrity.

:-)

Eden wrote:

Ahhh yes...back to compassion. The word you cannot define.  Since you cannot define it with words, do you at least have a video or picture? 

Perhaps I could pay you to watch you live your life for a few hours so I can see what it looks like?

Only compassion 'recognizes' compassion. Even when it's under its nose, the lack of compassion cannot possibly see compassion.

bruce sean wrote:

pearl wrote:

bruce sean wrote:

Bruce lacks everything, especially integrity because he is fiction!
Fiction doesn't have any integrity whatsoever, just an imagined integrity.

:-)

Compassion and bruce as a person have nothing in common, especially since the person is fiction and compassion is not.

But your love for that woman is not a fiction right, bruce? :-)

pearl wrote:

bruce sean wrote:

pearl wrote:

:-)

Compassion and bruce as a person have nothing in common, especially since the person is fiction and compassion is not.

But your love for that woman is not a fiction right, bruce? :-)

My love would be fiction, because I'd be in there. But when I'm not, and when am I(?), love 'has no choice' BUT to be there.

bruce sean wrote:

pearl wrote:

bruce sean wrote:

Compassion and bruce as a person have nothing in common, especially since the person is fiction and compassion is not.

But your love for that woman is not a fiction right, bruce? :-)

My love would be fiction, because I'd be in there. But when I'm not, and when am I(?), love 'has no choice' BUT to be there.

ok :-)

pearl wrote:

bruce sean wrote:

pearl wrote:

But your love for that woman is not a fiction right, bruce? :-)

My love would be fiction, because I'd be in there. But when I'm not, and when am I(?), love 'has no choice' BUT to be there.

ok :-)

But not only for her, but the love for the poor man begging on the freeway ramp, for the homeless-which is a terrible thing- for everyone who suffers.

It did cross my mind, fleetingly. I can assure you though she will be just 'one more' added to the list of rejections.

pearl wrote:

If she's just going to be another then why pursue this thing with her even psychologically?

I'm not. Whatever happens, happens.

bruce sean wrote:

The attraction is there, it's nothing spectacular, it's a small affair: a suitable female shows up in bruce's life-(in response to your other post, the big bruce is just as shallow as the little bruce)-and does that change anything? Not at all, it's still a small affair. If something happens, fine, if not, not. I usually make sure she knows what she's getting into, I don't want her to have any surprises later, and sex for its own purpose is out of the question for me.
  And with surprises gone, she will, too!!!

Indeed, it is all a small affair. Why are you wasting your time with small affairs?

Indeed, it is all a small affair. Why are you wasting your time with small affairs?