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Friedrich Grohe recounts his conferences with J. Krishnamurti.
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Then that noise does not affect you, does not pervert you, does not make you indifferent. Then you listen to every noise in the world – the noise of your children, of your wife, of the birds, the noise of the chatter the politicians make. You listen to it completely with indifference and therefore with understanding. from On Living and Dying, pg. 99 © 1992 Krishnamurti Foundation Trust Ltd and Krishnamurti Foundation of America I was able to experience this warm and affectionate indifference when we were sitting in a car by the west wing at Brockwood, waiting to go to the airport.
By contrast, I found myself sitting by a gentleman who was reading a newspaper and listening to music at the same time. What’s more, he made hand movements like a conductor might. He, too, was self-engrossed and showed not the slightest interest in his neighbours – in this case, K and me. It was night-time when we flew over Russia and Afghanistan. On the plane K said: I’m glad we two are alone. After arriving at Delhi, K went with Pupul Jayakar to stay at her apartment; I went to a hotel. Every day at sunset we met at Lodi Park.
He did not sleep well and he ate very little. 17 Rita Zampese is a long-time friend of Brockwood Park. She took the photographs of K and me at Rishi Valley on this chapter and the back page. She continues to visit India every year. 18 Nandini Mehta was Pupul Jayakar’s sister. She met K in 1947 and became a close friend. It was she to whom K wrote the letters that can be found in the chapter Happy Is the Man Who Is Nothing in Pupul Jayakar’s biography of K, which the KFT has recently republished as Letters to a Young Friend.