The Education Set

This curated set brings together Krishnamurti's most celebrated writings, talks, and dialogues with students, educators, and parents on education.

Books included in this set:

1. Think on These Things

2. Education and the Significance of Life

3. Educating the Educator

4. The Whole Movement of Life Is Learning: Krishnamurti's Letters to Schools

5. Krishnamurti on Education

1. Think on These Things (284 pages)

Chosen by Parabola magazine as one of the hundred best spiritual books of the century. An ideal introduction to Krishnamurti's thought, this book gathers discussions with students, teachers, and parents on discipline, ambition, and discovering the true purpose of living.

2. Education and the Significance of Life (128 pages)

The classic foundational text on Krishnamurti's approach to education. It explores the responsibilities of parents and teachers, authority versus freedom, and discipline, and asks why true education must look beyond technical training to understand the deeper meaning of life.

3. Educating the Educator (104 pages)

Built on the radical premise that "it is the educator who needs educating," this volume collects question-and-answer dialogues with teachers and parents in Bombay, Poona, New Delhi, and Varanasi, showing that true teaching begins with self-awareness.

4. The Whole Movement of Life Is Learning: Krishnamurti's Letters to Schools (272 pages)

A complete collection of the fortnightly letters Krishnamurti wrote to his schools worldwide, including Rishi Valley, Brockwood Park, and Oak Grove. They urge both educators and students to flourish academically and inwardly.

5. Krishnamurti on Education (164 pages)

Drawn from talks and discussions at Rishi Valley and Rajghat Besant School, this book challenges conventional societal values and describes how a new mind emerges when the scientific attitude and the religious spirit come together.