Total Freedom: the essential krishnamurti

By:

Krishnamurti, J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: England Krishnamurti Foundation Trust Ltd. 1996Description: xiv, 370pISBN:

8187326344(pbk.)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

212.5 KRI

Summary: "The Introduction to this book by Allan W. Anderson, Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at San Diego State University, provides glimpses of the nature of Krishnamurti and the passion behind his teachings. The Foreword by Ralph Buultjens, Professor of Social Sciences, New York University, looking at Krishnamurti's possible impact, says: ""If Krishnamurti’s ideas become more widely accepted in the future, it will be ... because they speak intently to individuals disillusioned with all-knowing and socially transforming macro-ideologies."" The four parts of the 370-page book are entitled: Early Works, Insights into Everyday Life, Life’s Questions, and You Are the World. They include selections from Krishnamurti’s Journal and Krishnamurti to Himself and explore subjects such as: The basic problem of humanity The core of Krishnamurti’s teachings The relationship between Krishnamurti’s teachings and truth."

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Gratis Resources	Plaksha University Library	Religion	212.5 KRI (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		G000368

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"The Introduction to this book by Allan W. Anderson, Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at San Diego State University, provides glimpses of the nature of Krishnamurti and the passion behind his teachings. The Foreword by Ralph Buultjens, Professor of Social Sciences, New York University, looking at Krishnamurti's possible impact, says: ""If Krishnamurti’s ideas become more widely accepted in the future, it will be ... because they speak intently to individuals disillusioned with all-knowing and socially transforming macro-ideologies.""

The four parts of the 370-page book are entitled: Early Works, Insights into Everyday Life, Life’s Questions, and You Are the World. They include selections from Krishnamurti’s Journal and Krishnamurti to Himself and explore subjects such as:

The basic problem of humanity
The core of Krishnamurti’s teachings
The relationship between Krishnamurti’s teachings and truth."

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