J. Krishnamurti Ek Jeevani (Hindi Edition)

Krishnamurti died in 1986 at the age of 90. Two volumes of his voluminous biography, The Years of Awakening (1975) and The Years of Fulfillment (1983), written by Mary Latyns, had already been published. The third volume, The Open Door, was published in 1998. Mary Latyns has compiled these three volumes into a single book, The Life and Death of J. Krishnamurti. In her own words, I cannot remember a time when I did not know Krishnamurti. Mary Latyns has observed his life as a friend, from the young Krishnamurtis first arrival in England as the new messiah proclaimed by Theosophy to his final years, and has attempted to understand his entire life journey. Who or what was Krishnamurti? The answer to this question is explored in these pages in the context of his life and his death. According to Krishnamurti, everything he said is equally relevant to everyone. His aim is to free us from all obstacles to our own discovery of truth. There is no difference between Krishnamurtis teachings and his lifehence, his life is also his teaching; life, whose vastness includes death. To understand Krishnamurtis teachings, it is important to understand the details of his life and his death. The amazing saga of an impersonal personality...