The Real Revolution Disc 10: What is a Shallow Mind?

In this discussion Krishnamurti examines the comparative movements of thought and engages the participants in a dialogue surrounding this central issue. He goes on to say that a comparative mind is a shallow mind and he asks the participants to examine the movements of thought, he continues, . . . as long as I use the instrument which has created shallowness, it will also create depth . . . can I realize that the activity of thought creates both the depth and the shallowness? He suggests that this observation is extraordinarily important in understanding comparison and the limitations of thought.