J.KRISHNAMURTI
J. Krishnamurti (1895-1986) is regarded by many as the most significant voice of our times and as one who has had a most profound impact on human consciousness. Dedicating his life entirely to sharing his insights on the human condition, he travelled constantly around the world, giving talks to thousands of listeners, writing, holding discussions with the brightest minds of the century, or just sitting silently with those who sought his compassionate and healing presence.
Sage, philosopher and thinker, Krishnamurti illumined the lives of millions the world over—intellectuals and laymen, young and old. It has been estimated that he talked to more people than any other person in recorded history. His material legacy, consisting chiefly of recordings of his talks and dialogues, is vast.
And yet Krishnamurti had no ‘philosophy’ to expound; rather, he confronted boldly the problems of contemporary society and analysed with scientific precision the workings of the human mind.

EXPLORE THE TEACHINGS
Here are some quotes that provide a glimpse of the profound insights into the human condition. For an in-depth exploration of the teachings, his books and videos are the best source.
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THE PATHLESS
Throughout his life spanning two world wars, Krishnamurti not only talked about war but was also questioned about it by those who were personally affected by its ravages. He discussed this enormous human catastrophe in great depth, pointing out how war always originates in the human psyche and projects outward, ultimately manifesting in violence and human tragedy. With several ongoing conflicts in the world today, we devote this issue to the topic of war and Krishnamurti’s lucid answers on this subject.



















































