Talks with Sri Ramana Maharshi · Volume I

Talk 240

20th July, 1936.

Mr. M. Frydman: One imagines things and enjoys them by strength of imagination. Such creations are possible to Brahma, the Creator. Can the same statement apply to His creature, man?

M.: This is also your thought.

D.: Krishnamurti says that man should find out the ‘I’. Then ‘I’ dissolves away, being only a bundle of circumstances. There is nothing behind the ‘I’. His teaching seems to be very much like Buddha’s.

M.: Yes—yes, beyond expression.