Krishnamurti and Friends

 

Kim Novak

William Holden 

from

"Picnic" 

 

 

 

 

"I think it is much better to starve, 

if necessary, doing what one wants 

to do than being compelled to do 

what one loathes."

 

 

"I'm Yours"

by

Eddie Fisher

(1954) 

Coke Time

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

Prof. Jeffrey Sachs

  

 

Prof. Norman Finkelstein

Your tax dollars at work in Gaza.

Peace on Earth, good will 

towards men

 

 

 

 

 

 

Krishnamurti

(1981) 

44 years ago  

  

Opening credits

"Bachelor Father"

w/

John Forsythe, Noreen Corcoran

and

Sammee Tong

1957 - 1962 

 

Comedian El Risitas tells 

the hilarious, untold 

story of 

KFA and K Ning

(parody)

 

 

 

 

 

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Mozart

Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, 

K. 467 II. Andante

"Elvira Madigan Suite"

 

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Hey! That's me at

the bottom in the blue shirt  

 

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Bernadette in the crowd

1984

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Faces in the crowd

1984 - 1985

 

A day in the Oak Grove

 

 Krishnamurti Speaking In The Oak Grove

1984

Photo Taken By Me

(arrow points to K)

 A disturbed young woman 

interrupts Krishnamurti

during a talk in Ojai in 1984.

I was present the day

this happened.

 

 

Ike Knew

Farewell Address

(1961)

"A scientific, technological elite."

 

 

What a gifted artist

The Master . . .

Liberace

 "Malaguena"

 

Liberace

"What's My Line"

(1956)
 

"Home"

by

Jim Reeves

(1962)

 

George Carlin

The Dancing Nurses Lunacy

"We believe in democracy, but 

not because it is the rule of
the people. Neither you nor I rule; 

on the contrary, both you and 

I are being ruled, and sometimes 

more than we like." 

 Karl Popper 

Popper on Science and Truth

 

"Doubt is an uneasy and dissatisfied state 

from which we struggle to free ourselves 

and pass into the state of belief; while the 

latter is a calm and satisfactory state which 

we do not wish to avoid, or to change to a 

belief in anything else. On the contrary, we 

cling tenaciously, not merely to believing, 

 but to believing just what we do believe."

Charles S. Peirce

 

 

 

"The ways in which fruitful scientific 

guesses are arrived at are very different 

from any process of systematic inference."

Carl Hempel

 

Hempel's college text,

"Philosophy of Natural Science"

Excellent work, out of print,

but used copies can be 

found.

 

 

   

 3rd Grade Class Picture

May, 1959

53 students

 

  

Francis and the wolf of Gubbio

 

 Rick Steves visits Assisi

 

 

Me: "Thanks, Maestro." 

K: "Think nothing of it, sir."