Yes,it is possible, first by the symptoms they exhibit, by the way of speech and deeds. Second by in comparison, of their mind, to one's mind which is Whole, which is not Fragmented, to identify the missing mind attributes of a fragmented mind.
For these to be done one must first identify the function of his mind in full, with all the relevant mind attributes understood, as how they function, in a complete cycle, without leaving any Gaps, hence not leading to any Fragmentation or division in the function, and the thinking.
Then, there should be an accurate description of the Fragmented mind, how it works, how division brings about some symptoms, without, because of the fragmentation. But, here one cannot expect a description of the missing mind attributes of such a person, in his description, as there is no way he can become aware of such missing items from his mind.
Though there are many thousands of people, who have such a fragmented mind, which we can identify from their behavior, who constitute about 1-2% of the population, none seem to have identified their inner nature of the mind function of the Fragmented thinking, for us to compare can contrast.
But lucky and exactly that is what Krishnamurti has done. Hence we can identify these attributes, which are missing and making a mind fragmented. Is there are any use, in this exercise?
Yes, there is a definite use in this endeavor. First we must recognize, there is an already a beneficial effect of Krishnamurti's teaching on such people who have Fragmented in their mind. When they read things, hear things, listen to many Guru's, many Teacher, in order to find a solution for their problems of sufferings, which is the result of doubt, insecurity, fear, etc., created by this fragmented thinking, they would not find any solution as well as any kind relief at least, as by encountering a description of the Fragmented mind. But when they listen, read, and watch Krishnamurti, for the first time in their life, they would understand their problems are well explained, which would be a great relief in the first instance. Then, when Krishnamurti tells just to watch these mental agonies, divisions, fragmentation, responses, etc., without trying to do anything, without trying to do way with them, without pushing them away, etc., but to accept them as they are, while those problems lasts, and to accept the situations as it is, when the problems are absent, for these people who have the fragmented minds, it is a great solution, even if it is not a permanent one, this "Choice less Awareness". They would have found how to deal with a situation, rather than bewildered by the situation.
Thirdly, Krishnamurti had given hope of a final solution to the problems coming out of a Fragmented mind, which he termed as 'Thoughtless' state, which he also called as a Pathless journey into it, whether Krishnamurti is correct or wrong in his description immaterial, but it certainly gives such people hope, a motive, which could be an unconscious one, as these people cannot consciously entertain a 'motive' or a goal or an aim, due the fragmented nature of the their thinking, which is explained well by Krishnamurti, as it would further the perpetuation of the division creating more sufferings. Those are correct exposition of a Fragmented mind by Krishnamurti, which would definitely a benefit to those who have same type of mind.
Fourthly, When Krishnamurti indicates and generalizes this Fragmentation within, this Division within, to outside problems in politics, in war, in education, etc., and specially and specifically generalizes, that all the people are suffering from the same fragmentation in their thinking, it would certainly give a tremendous boost to these people who actually have such a mind, in thinking, "Oh, it is not only me, who have this problem of doubt, insecurity, fear, etc., and I am not only the one, who feel the Division in thinking, all else have the same problem, so why should I worry? But I should be much thankful to Krishnamurti for enlightening me, and giving me hope, curing me to a greater extent, as a teacher of the World, and he is definitely a Teacher of the World, and by the word."
Though this generalization is erroneous for the 98%, and only true for 2%, it does not matter, even though this was not a solution for 98%, but it is at least a solution for the 2%, of the population.
When one understands Krishnamurti's explanations of a Fragmented mind, in comparison to one's own Whole mind, one can be a help to such a one, who has the fragmented mind, in understanding him, in giving love, care and security needed by him from others, or from some unhealthy situations, and not laughing at him, when he makes irrelevant comments, inconsistent speech and deeds, etc., by understanding, by not reacting.
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