It’s sad that so many believe the “brain” is the soul.

Thought is not intelligent. It’s a mechanical reaction, running on outdated assumptions, like a program that can’t rewrite itself. But something deeper can. Bohm called it intelligence, a subtle force not born in the brain but acting through it. It sees the illusion of the self, questions the programming, and touches the brain directly, freeing it from conditioning.

Without this, thought becomes dangerous. It defends the false self at any cost, even if it means distorting truth.

That self-centered conditioning isn’t just limiting, it’s an enslavement. And no other kind of freedom means anything, unless we are free from that.

¡Source: The Conditioned Self: J. Krishnamurti, David Bohm, and Saral Bohm (Krishnamurti Education) – YouTube