Think on These Things
Asking questions about oneself
What happens to a person if you ask him/her questions that challenges the very perspective from which they look? Questions like: “What does fear do to your brain?” “Can you live your life comparing yourself to nobody?” We think that these questions have the possibility to stop the mind for a moment in its habitual movement and that this creates space to look afresh at who one is.
Our aim is to bring about these moments that create the space necessary for a deeper self-inquiry, which has the potential for a creative step in the understanding of oneself.
We are extending challenging questions to young adults and filming their response. We want to engage the viewer in these questions and create a community of explorers.
This initiative is taken by Amanda Lezra from the KFA and an OGS alumni. Most of the questions are derived from the works of J.Krishnamurti and all revolve around one central question “Is it possible for a human mind to be completely free from its conditioning?”
See sample videos below; to see the rest of the videos, visit the Think on These Things Facebook page.
May Gathering Video Trailer
Are we wired to compare? Can one find value in comparison?
Is it possible to listen in an impartial way?
What is the effect of fear on your mind?
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