Krishnamurti's Journal

by Jiddu Krishnamurti

First published 1982 · 100 pages

About this book

*Krishnamurti's Journal* gives us an intimate look atone of the great spiritual teachers of our time. Writing in a simple, direct, yet richly poetic style, Krishnamurti shares personal reflections and meditations recordedfrom 1973 to 1975. Blending memories of his past experience in India and Europe with current insights, hespeaks compellingly to our need for personal awareness and inwardness. Through vividly descriptive passages that reveal the extent to which his teaching is insipired by his closeness to nature, he addresses the timeless problems of mediation, communication, and self-awareness. Filled with keen observation and mystical insight, *Krishnamurti's Journal* reeals a serene, open, and profoundl reflective quality that makes it a valuable source of sagacious inquiry and contemplative beauty. This uniquely personal document also provides rare new insights into the mind of this world-renowned teacher.\ \

  • Philosophy of nature
  • Philosophers
  • Philosophy
  • Biography
  • Krishnamurti, J. (Jiddu), 1895-
  • Krishnamurti, j. (jiddu), 1895-1986
  • Nature

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