#2 K: So Im asking, were asking each other, what is the quality of a mind that is no longer separative, that has understood the whole nature of individuality - right? - the root of it, the separateness of it, the conflict involved wherever there is separation, two nations, two people, two ideas, two opinions, you follow? - wherever there is separation, there must be the expression of individuality. The individuality as the collective, as the nation, as the Catholic, you follow? - its all the same movement, in the same direction. I dont know if you... Right? Now if the individuality has gone, that is, separative effort, then I am the world and the world is me, essentially. I may be a little more greedy than the other fellow, but hell be a little less jealous than me, but jealousy is the same, greed is. Were not talking about relative greed but greed. Right? So, shall we proceed from there? Q: Yes. K: No, dont, please, carefully - either it is an actual fact that youre facing, or youre just verbally playing with it. And dont play verbally with me, please, its no fun. Professor Wilkins: Can I make a point here, to avoid this, just words and thoughts, presumably what youve done is youve directed attention to what you might call a living situation of communication between yourself and a member of the audience. K: Yes, sir. W: And then by paying attention to this, people can without having a block, can see the nature of this process. K: Thats right, sir. Quite. Youve understood that, of course. We are walking down the same path watching the river flowing. Right? The water is flowing. So were both walking along it, both of us, as Professor Wilkins has pointed out. Now we come to the point, we must go on, otherwise we - not that Im impatient or anything. So, what has happened to the mind when this individuality has come to an end? The ending implies the recollections, the remembrances of the individual activities. If that remembrance, recollections remain individuality still exists - that is the whole point. And I raised the question, can individuality love, can this entity that thinks it is separate, which is essentially an illusion, can that entity which thinks it is separate, love?
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