Sometimes we are so involved with our activity that we lose ourselves in it, and in that sense we are living in the moment. - U. G. Krishnamurti

As a human body it is an extraordinary piece of creation. But as a human being he is rotten because of the culture.

Every time a thought is born, you are born. Thought in its very nature is shortlived, and once it is gone, that's the end of it. That is probably what the traditions meant by rebirth — death and birth and death and birth. It is not that this particular entity, which is non-existing even while you are living, takes a series of births. The ending of births and deaths is the state that they are talking about.

It [thought] is a mechanical thing and can solve only mechanical problems. But you want to use it to understand something living; that is the problem. It is not intended for that. Human problems are something living. You cannot use thinking to solve those problems.