Author: (India) J. Krishnamurti, translated by Fan Jiayi
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This is a book without famous quotes. Yes, Krishnamurti is that free and pure—except for the questions posed by the interlocutor, you won’t find any borrowed phrases from sages in the book. It is a unique voice, a unique landscape, detached from academic categorization, detached from the measurement of "virtue." His uniqueness needs no proof, just as the Ganges needs no Volga to prove it, just as the palm needs no oak to prove it. He is like a lightning bolt, piercing through layers of fog, revealing the anguish and burdens in life, and showing the illusion of this anguish and these burdens.
Love and Thought: Annotations on Life.1
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