April 2011
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November 2010
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October 2010
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Foreign Rights Catalog 2011 →
Oct 15th
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September 2010
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July 2010
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Fear is the Common State of all Mankind
Fear is the common state of all mankind, whether you live in a small house or in a palace, whether you have no work or plenty of work, whether you have tremendous knowledge about everything on earth or are ignorant, or whether you are a priest or the highest representative of god, or whatever, there is still this deep rooted fear which is common to all mankind. That is a common ground on...
Jul 8th
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June 2010
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THE RELIGIOUS MAN STAYS VERY MUCH ALONE: The End...
The year was 1940. J. Krishnamurti had travelled to the United States from India in 1939 via Australia on the eve of World War II. Patwardhan was ill but travelled with him and died soon after reaching California. Krishnaji stayed in Arya Vihara, Ojai, California for seven years from 1940 to 1947 with D. Rajagopal, Rosalind and their daughter Radha then barely eight years old. The US...
Jun 3rd
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April 2010
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Apr 20th
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March 2010
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Despertar a La Vida / La Crisis No Es Externa, Es...
Despertar a La Vida Es necesario no confundir la palabra con la cosa descrita; la palabra nunca es lo real, y facilmente nos desorientaremos cuando abordemos el siguiente paso de lo que representa ser consciente, porque lo convertiremos en algo personal, y a travas de las palabras nos volvemos emocionales. Con una sencillez pedagagica extraordinaria, Krishnamurti nos introduce en la esencia de...
Mar 2nd
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February 2010
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Feb 24th
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The Goal of Life
Now this reality is something which I assert that I have attained. For me, it is not a theological concept. It is my own life-experience, definite, real, concrete. I can, therefore, speak of what is necessary for its achievement, and I say that the first thing is the recognizing exactly what desire must become in order to fulfil oneself, and then to discipline oneself so that at every moment, one...
Feb 21st
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The Purpose of Criticism
Wherever I have been, the criticism with which people busy themselves about me deals nearly always with superficialities and is hardly worth answering. For example, I was asked the other day why it is - if I have found that reality which I say I have discovered - I am so tired, I am not well. Naturally, if one travels from India to America and back again, one gets physically tired. I am not ill; I...
Feb 15th
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BELLEZA DE APRENDER, LA (LIBRO + DVD)
Este DVD contiene un diálogo entrañable de Krishnamurti con estudiantes jóvenes y profesores de la escuela de Rishi Valley, en India, sobre temas tan fundamentales como, entre otros, la importancia de observar sin interferir, la sensibilidad, la belleza, la manera correcta de vivir y el significado profundo de aprender. Es una oportunidad única de ver una faceta más distentida de Krishnamurti en...
Feb 9th
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The Revolution From Within book was selected by...
The Watkins Review is the magazine/catalogue of Watkins Books of London. (“Britain’s premier esoteric bookshop” - The Independent). Established in 1894, Watkins Books is probably the oldest and largest esoteric bookshop in Europe. Specialists in mysticism, occultism, oriental religion, astrology, the perennial wisdom, and contemporary spirituality, Watkins stock books on the whole...
Feb 5th
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January 2010
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New Forward for Freedom From The Known
More than seventy books by Krishnamurti have been published and new ones are still appearing a quarter of a century after his death. Freedom from the Known however has always stood out as an exception to the others. First, because Krishnamurti himself suggested it to Mary Lutyens, a professional author, even giving her the title. But when she asked what kind of a book, he replied, ‘I leave that to...
Jan 14th
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No Guru Will Take You There
Please let us be clear on this point—that you cannot by any process, through any discipline, through any form of meditation, go to truth, God, or whatever name you like to give it. It is much too vast, it cannot possibly be conceived of; no description will cover it, no book can hold it, nor any word contain it. So you cannot by any devious method, by any sacrifice, by any discipline or through...
Jan 3rd
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December 2009
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What is our major interest in life?
Please bear this in mind, although you are here for a holiday amongst the mountains, the hills and the streams, and the tourist entertainments, in spite of all that, we have an opportunity of sitting together for a whole hour. You know, that is quite interesting, to sit together for an hour and talk over our problems without any pretence, without any hypocrisy, and without assuming some...
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November 2009
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Nov 13th
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Male and Female Elements
P: In every individual one can see the male and female element in operation. The alchemist saw the need of union, of balance. Is there any validity in this? Krishnamurti: I think one can observe this in oneself. I have often observed that in each one of us there are the male and female elements. Either they are in perfect balance or in a state of imbalance. When there is this complete balance...
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October 2009
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Oct 10th
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Oct 8th
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Come Visit Us At Frankfurt Bookfest 2009
Frankfurt Book Fair 2009 »> Booth Number: 8.0 P918 Make an Appointment Here October 14-18
Oct 4th
September 2009
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New Person's Perspective on K
I feel I have just barely begun to scratch the surface of what Krishnamurti tried to impart to the world. A comforting place for me to begin was in the permission to accept who I am with all of my conditioned impulse and not to try to change my thinking but to observe it and recognize the patterns within. Coming from a practice of transcendental meditation, which teaches us to quiet the mind and...
Sep 1st
July 2009
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The Pocket Krishnamurti (Just Released)
A pocket-size treasury of short teachings on the art of living–from one of the greatest spiritual teachers of the twentieth century.  The teachings of J. Krishnamurti are summed up here in compact form in a selection of previously unpublished teachings that explore what he called “the art of living.” He addresses such topics as the way of life without conflict; skill and clarity in action; living...
Jul 30th
Krishnamurti & David Bohm - Complete Series of...
Available for download from Krishnamurti Foundation Online Bookstore. Fifteen talks between Krishnamurti and David Bohm. Bohm’s scientific and philosophical views seemed inseparable. In 1959, his wife Saral recommended to him a book she had seen in the library by the world-renowned speaker on life subjects, Jiddu Krishnamurti. Bohm found himself impressed by the way his own ideas on quantum...
Jul 27th
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Jul 25th
Krishnamurti and Huxley
—First and Last Freedom Aldous Huxley states in the first paragraph of the foreword, “Man is an amphibian who lives simultaneously in two worlds—the given and the home-made, the world of matter, life and consciousness and the world of symbols.” Huxley continues, “Only choiceless awareness can lead to non-duality, to the reconciliation of opposites in a total understanding and a total...
Jul 13th
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