Transformation of man

By:

"Krishnamurthi, J."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Chennai; Krishnamurti Foundation; 2009Description: 255pISBN:

8187326603

Subject(s):

Theosophy

DDC classification:

299.934 KRI

Summary: This book contains unusual aspects of Krishnamurti's teachings. The first section explores the reasons why mankind has lived for thousands of years in chaos and misery. The discussions, with well-known on physicist david Bohm and psychiatrist David Shainberg, bring to light, as the chief cause, the fragmentation of the mind that is deeply conditioned. The second section consists of Krishnamurti's public talks, where he points out that the mind is almost unceasingly occupied with thinking so that it has lost touch with its original unconditioned freedom. The third section is concerned with answering the question. How is it ossible to ascertain whether Krishnamurti's teachings are true-whether he is talking out of the silence of truth or not of the noise of illusion.

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This book contains unusual aspects of Krishnamurti's teachings. The first section explores the reasons why mankind has lived for thousands of years in chaos and misery. The discussions, with well-known on physicist david Bohm and psychiatrist David Shainberg, bring to light, as the chief cause, the fragmentation of the mind that is deeply conditioned. The second section consists of Krishnamurti's public talks, where he points out that the mind is almost unceasingly occupied with thinking so that it has lost touch with its original unconditioned freedom. The third section is concerned with answering the question. How is it ossible to ascertain whether Krishnamurti's teachings are true-whether he is talking out of the silence of truth or not of the noise of illusion.

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