Can I Live Completely Without Resistance? Public Discussion ? Brockwood Park, 1969 In this searching public discussion, J. Krishnamurti explores whether it is possible to live without psychological resistance. He examines how resistance appears in fear, conflict, attachment, self-protection and the desire to avoid what is painful or uncertain. Does resistance create security, or does it deepen division, isolation and struggle within the mind? Krishnamurti asks whether experience can be met directly, without suppression, escape or defence, and whether complete awareness can bring resistance to an end. A profound enquiry into fear, relationship, self-protection and the possibility of living with openness, clarity and freedom.