J. Krishnamurti

[andyjohnsonman]

 J. Krishnamurti is becoming one of my favourite thinkers. He points out a lot of the spiritual traps on the path. This is his official youtube channel full of wisdom.

 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC88A5W9XyWx7WSwthd5ykhw

[Rebec]

Best book from Kristnamurti; Freedom from the Known;

free PDF book;

https://holybooks-lichtenbergpress.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/Freedom_from_the_Known.pdf

Or audiobook;

 

[Seeker_87]

I also like him because he taught a non-dualist world view but at the same time cautioned people to focus more on living in the present and not to be too caught with theories regarding God, afterlife etc. 

[silene]

He's one of my big influences too, I find a little Krishnamurti goes a long way, I can read one book or passage and it resonates a long time afterwards. 

[lmfao]

Jiddu Krishnamurti is pure gold.

He's advanced so one should be careful to not let his criticisms of yoga or meditation and various spiritual practices stop one from doing those spiritual practices.  And if one pays attention to him you'll know that's not what he wants at all. If anything he just directly points at what is the essence of meditation or yoga so that one does it better. 

 

[fridjonk]

 

You might like this then. 

[outlandish]

A great talk from J Krishnamurti as featured on the Psychedelic Salon podcast. Highly recommended that you quiet your mind and give this a listen: 

http://psychedelicsalon.com/podcast-659-krishnamurti-revisited/ 

There's a huge repository of his teachings freely available at https://jkrishnamurti.org/

[Beginner Mind]

"I don't mind what happens." - J. Krishnamurti