"To Krishnamurti, the most important metaphor of the activity of the
spirit is the river and the flowing of the river in particular."
"In one way or another, the water seems to clense you and to wash
away the dust of memories of what was. It gives the spirit the
quality of its own purity: pure as the nature of water....A river
receives everything and remains itself, without worrying or being
aware of what is pure or impure. In order to stand in the flow, you
must live in a light-footed way as a guest in your house or your
body. Being a guest means not to feel any attachments and to walk the
earth in a light-footed manner. You can use your senses in such a way
that they function without wasting energy, but are allowed free rein.
Eternity is this timeless stream."
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