J. Krishnamurti
Jiddu Krishnamurti was born
on May 12, 1895, in Madanapalle,
south India. From 1929 until
his death in 1986 he traveled
all over the world speaking
spontaneously to large audiences.
He engaged in dialogues with
religious leaders, scientists,
professors, authors, psychologists,
and people from many different
backgrounds deeply questioning
their daily life. His talks
and dialogues have been compiled
and published in more than fifty
books and translated into as
many different languages.
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 The
First and
Last Freedom
The First and Last Freedom
has sold more copies than
any other Krishnamurti
publication. Aldous Huxley,
a dear friend of Krishnamurti,
wrote the foreword to
this wondrous book. Aldous
Huxley states, “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.”
- Publisher: HarperCollins
- 288 pp - Paper
- Retail 15.95
 Think
On These Things
This is the most popular
K book among first time
readers. It is a series
of talks and questions
and answers with students
and teachers from the
Krishnamurti schools in
India. This book comes
with a complete index
of all the questions presented
to Krishnamurti. Some
of them include: What
is shyness? What is jealousy?
What is happiness in life?
Why do we cry? and, what
is sorrow?
- Publisher: HarperCollins
- 258 pp - Paper
- Retail 14.00
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 Freedom
From
The Known
Drawn from a number
of Krishnamurti’s talks
and dialogues, Freedom
From the Known explores
many of the central
themes of his teaching.
The chapters include:
Learning About Ourselves,
Pursuit of Pleasure,
Justification and Condemnation,
and the Dissipation
of Energy. The vital
need for change and
the possibility of it
are the essence of what
Krishnamurti has to
communicate.
- Publisher: HarperCollins
- 142 pp - Paper
- Retail 13.00
 Inward
Revolution
Krishnamurti inquires
into how remembing and
dwelling on past events
give us a false sense
of continuity. "The
first step is to perceive—perceive
what you are thinking,
perceive your ambition,
perceive your anxiety,
your loneliness, your
despair, this extraordinary
sense of sorrow. Perceive
it without any condemnation,
justification, without
wishing it to be different,
just perceive it as
it is.
- Publisher: Shambhala
- 232 pp - Paper
- Retail 14.00
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List of Best Selling Titles
For a complete list of books available in
a specific language, please contact the coordinator
in your area.
- Krishnamurti's Notebook
- Think on These Things
- First and Last Freedom
- The Awakening of Intelligence
- Freedom From The Known
- What Are You Doing With . .
- Education & Significance of Life
- The Life and Death of K
- The Book of Life
- Total Freedom
- Meditations
- Facing A World In Crisis
- Commentaries on Living
- Letters To A Young Friend
- The Kitchen Chronicles
- Krishnamurti To Himself
- Inward Revolution
- Krishnamurti: 100 Years
- Krishnamurti's Journal
- Choiceless Awareness
- Can Humanity Change?
- Krishnamurti: The Open Door
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