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Krishnamurti to Himself: His Last Journal

Krishnamurti's last journal, spoken into a tape recorder at his home, Pine Cottage, in the Ojai Valley, brings the reader close to this renowned spiritual teacher. Dictated in the mornings, from his bed, undisturbed, Krishnamurti's observations are captured here in all their immediacy and candor, from personal reflections to poetic musings on nature and a serene meditation on death.

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Reflecting the culmination of a life of spiritual exploration, these remarkable final teachings engage and enlighten.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 144 pages

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