Examples of using Is the response of memory in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Recognition is the response of memory;
And if you so listen you have absorbed it,absorbed the fact that thought is the response of memory.
Surely thought is the response of memory, isn't it?
Krishnamurti: Very simply put, thought is the response of memory, the past.
Thought is the response of memory which has created the object.
Fear exists only in relationship to an idea, and idea is the response of memory as thought.
For idea is the response of memory, which is again a reaction.
Fear exists only in relationship to an idea, and idea is the response of memory as thought.
This reaction is the response of memory, which is not action, but karma.
So we must understand very clearly that our thinking is the response of memory, and memory is mechanistic.
Thought is the response of memory, and memory is always partial, becausememory is the result of experience;
So the thought process is the response of memory, is it not?
Thought is the response of memory, and memory is always partial, becausememory is the result of experience, so thought is the reaction of a mind which is conditioned by experience.
So, the thought process is the response of memory, is it not?
Thought at all levels is the response of memory, and so thought invariably breeds conflict.
That is to say the idea is the resultof the thought process, the thought process is the response of memory, and memory is always conditioned.
We are saying that thought, your thinking, is the response of memory, the memory that you or your ancestors or race have accumulated through millennia.
That is to say the idea is the result of the thought process,the thought process is the response of memory, and memory is always conditioned.
Thought is matter, a material process, because it is the response of memory which is stored in the brain as knowledge, and so when that brain dies the material process dies- right?
So we must understand very clearly that our thinking is the response of memory, and memory is mechanistic.
But thought, because it is the response of memory, is never free, is always old.
That is, idea is the result of the thought process,the thought process is the response of memory, and memory is always conditioned.
If you understand the whole machinery of thought, which is the response of memory, association and recognition, naming, comparing, judging- if you understand it, naturally it comes to an end.
So the thought process is the response of memory, is it not?
And thought is always a process in time, for thought is the response of memory, which is the past, which is the knowledge which is the past, and according to that conditioning it reacts, which is a movement.
Thought is the response of memories experience and knowledge, stored up in the brain;
If I approach it with an idea, with an opinion-such as" I must not," or"I must," which are the responses of memory- then movement of what is hindered, is blocked;
And when you have a concept, projected by thought- thought being the response of memory, the response of accumulated knowledge depending on the culture in which you have lived- do you find that goodness in the future, created by thought?
It is the projection of thought, and thought is always the response of memory, of conditioning.