Brockwood Park 1969 - Public Talk 2 - Why are we not completely aware of the psychological dangers in which we live?

Why Are We Not Completely Aware of the Psychological Dangers in Which We Live?
Public Talk • Brockwood Park, 1969
In this incisive public talk, J. Krishnamurti asks why human beings remain largely unaware of the psychological dangers shaping their lives.
He examines how fear, conditioning, belief, authority and the search for security can limit perception and create conflict both within the individual and throughout society. Why do we respond urgently to physical danger, yet fail to recognise the destructive nature of division, comparison and inward dependence?
Krishnamurti explores whether complete awareness can reveal these dangers directly, without analysis, judgement or gradual effort.
A challenging enquiry into consciousness, conditioning and the possibility of seeing the realities of human existence with clarity and intelligence.