Unitary Perception

Perceive everything perceptible, at the same time, in silence.  Perceive without rush, goals or expectations.
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Unitary perception is a function of the brain in which we are aware of atleast 2-3 senses (seeing, hearing and propioception)

This perception also includes awareness of our own thought.  Unitary perception is not an idea nor a theory, and it is not a thought system.
Precinct “C” is all we know (all knowledge that can be found in libraries) all religion, culture, science,  All products of thought: countries, banks, armies, weapons, music, art,  All memorywhich resides in our brain cells.
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Precinct “B” is the precinct of Unitary Perception.  Here is energy, and the body’s complete incarnation.  There is observation (observer becomes irrelevant) “B” encompasses “C”  Unitary Perception is illusory for “C” and the self is illusory in “B”.
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Is what happens when there is no ego preventing the sacred from happening.When the mind is empty, “God” can come… we can not assure he will but…. What happens here is tried to be described but remember that the map is not the territory!! Enlightenment? Fotizo? Buddha?Complete awakening? God?

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It was recovered by Jiddu Krishnamuti. He lived free of psychological conflict. (fear, Anger, loneliness, sadness) He lived free and in peace thanks to the way heperceived, not thanks to ideas, theories, thought, nor organization of any kind.

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He lived in Unitary Perception and discovered that there is no thinker, there is only thought.  He saw that welive conditioned, that we live in the past and that we are not even aware of our condition.  He said that thinking is not permanently necessary, and that in fact, thinking has created most our problems(fear, anger, jealousy)- (wars, racism, poverty, hunger, discrimination)
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If we are not aware that we are conditioned, and not free, then we make up stories and create organizations,...