| Krishnamurti mentioned that his enlightenment has been completed
around 1927, and it was a short two-years run after that before he
decided to dissolve the organization built around him. Many of the
speeches he made around that time were quite beautiful and
inspiring. Because they are mystical rather than psychological, they
have a simplicity and a lyrical dimension that is sometimes lost in
his later, more elaborated, speeches.
Because there aren't many of them in print, and because the few
existing ones are now hard to find, I will try to web here some of
those I managed to get hold off by means of second hand bookshops
and left over libraries. All texts hereunder are from 1928:
The Purpose of Life
(2)
Happiness and Desire (4)
The Search (6)
Formless Creation (1)
The Immortal Friend (1) |
