J. Krishnamurti, regarded as one of the greatest philosophers and religious teachers of all time, gave public talks, wrote books, and held discussions for nearly sixty years, but he always referred to his vast body of literature as the teachings—never as my teachings. For him, it was the teaching of life itself. And this is presented here through twelve of his talks that cover a wide range of themes —social problems, conflict in relationship, man’s pursuit of security and pleasure, the nature of fear, sorrow, and death, and the true significance of love, intelligence, meditation, and the sacred.
