The Observer is the Observed. A Collection of Texts by Krishnamurti

Jiddu Krishnamurti is one of the most outstanding spiritual teachers of the 20th century, a man who renounced the role of messiah out of love for the truth, which he called "a land without roads".
The dialogues from 1945-1948, compiled in this book, are an authentic account of Jiddu Krishnamurti's teachings, based on verbatim transcripts and recordings.
In our consciousness, we find a division between the observer and that which is observed. Krishnamurti points out that this division, which hinders direct perception, is the root of human conflicts. He pays great attention to societal issues and how they condition the individual, as well as the attainment of freedom from conditioning and true creativity.
"My only concern is to make a person absolutely, unconditionally free."
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