Krishnamurti and Friends

  

 

Today's Christmas Tune 

 

 Click anywhere on Santa 

"Christmas in Killarney"

&

"Marshmallow World"

by

Bing Crosby 

 

 

"Little Drummer Boy"

Bing Crosby

and

David Bowie
 

  

"Hark The Herald Angels Sing" 

Judy Garland

Jack Jones

Mel Torme 

  

 

 

 New Feature

 Updated daily 

 

"Song of Myself"

by

Walt Whitman

read by

Eric Forsythe 

Section 40

(2:26)

 Posted

12/5/2025 

 

 

 Photographer Thomas Eakins (left)

in his Chestnut Street Studio 

with Photographer Samuel Murray 

and Sculptor William O'Donovan 

c. 1892. 

Note O'Donovan's

bust of Whitman in the upper

right corner. 

 

 

 

   

K with Mary Zimbalist

"Right thinking can come about 

only when the mind is not enslaved 

by tradition and memory. It is attention 

that allows silence to come upon the 

mind, which is the opening of the 

door to creation." 

 

     

 

 

 

 

 These are all fake,

so have a good laugh 

  

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"Silver and Gold"

by

Burl Ives

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

  

 

 

   

Krishnamurti 

on

Genetic Engineering 

(January, 1986 -

one month before his death) 

 

 

"The computer may change the

whole structure of society. . ."

(1981) 

 

"Society is going to be turned

upside down. . ." 

Krishnamurti

(1981) 

44 years ago  

  

 

 

Comedian El Risitas tells 

the hilarious, untold 

story of 

KFA and K Ning

(parody)

 

 

 

 

"Tippy"

The Squirrel 

 

 

 

 

What a gifted artist

posted

11/29/2025 

 

The Master . . .

Liberace

"Waltz of the Flowers"

 posted 

11/18/2025 

 

Liberace

"What's My Line"

(1956)
 

  

"Home"

by

Jim Reeves

(1962)

 

"Scientific statements, since they 

must be inter-subjectively testable, 

must always have the character of 

universal hypotheses." 

Karl Popper 

Popper on Science and Truth

   

 3rd Grade Class Picture

May, 1959

53 students  

 

 

St. Francis 

and

the wolf of Gubbio
 

 

Rick Steves visits Assisi

 

Me: "Thanks, Maestro." 

K: "Think nothing of it, sir."

 

 

 

(2021) 

"The Hollow Men"

by

T.S. Eliot 

(excerpt)