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J. Krishnamurti
ISBN 9780144001521
Rs. 640
Penguin Books
Commentaries on Living
Who it's for: readers interested in philosophy and self-inquiry
J. Krishnamurti's 'Commentaries on Living: Second Series' presents profound dialogues with individuals seeking truth and self-understanding. Across more than fifty essays, Krishnamurti explores the roots of human sorrow, the conditioning of the mind, and the path to liberation. This volume delves into diverse topics such as knowledge, meditation, love, and the understanding of 'what is' beyond ordinary thought, inviting readers on a journey into profound self-discovery.Why You Should Read? Explore J. Krishnamurti's direct insights into human consciousness and freedom. Engage with dialogues that challenge conventional thinking about self, sorrow, and truth. Gain a deeper understanding of the mind's conditioning and possibilities for liberation. Reflect on fundamental life questions, including knowledge, love, and existence, through a unique philosophical lens.
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- More than fifty essays from Krishnamurti's dialogues
- Explores knowledge, meditation, love, and 'what is'
- Challenges conventional thinking about self and truth
- Direct insights into human consciousness and freedom
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All by J. Krishnamurti →Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It presents dialogues with individuals seeking truth, exploring topics like sorrow, conditioning, and liberation.
How is the book structured?
It consists of more than fifty essays, each a dialogue or commentary on a theme.
Who is the author?
J. Krishnamurti, a philosopher known for his teachings on self-understanding and freedom.
Is this book part of a series?
Yes, it is the Second Series of 'Commentaries on Living'.




