What Are You Afraid Of? Public Discussion ? Madras (Chennai), 1977-78 In this searching public discussion, J. Krishnamurti examines the nature of fear and the many forms it takes in human life. Fear may arise from insecurity, loneliness, loss, pain, uncertainty or the anticipation of what might happen. Krishnamurti asks whether fear is created by the actual event, or by thought projecting itself into the future and carrying memories of the past. Through careful enquiry, he explores whether fear can end completely-not through avoidance, control or courage, but through understanding its movement as it occurs. A direct and profound investigation into thought, time, memory and the possibility of living without psychological fear.