Description
J. Krishnamurti did not want to create any mystery. He always remained a mystery. He found himself incapable of understanding the mystery. In his opinion, it was not his job to solve such a mystery. Rather, he wanted someone else to solve it. He wanted someone to confirm this mystery.
According to him, the mystery came to him as it was revealed. If he thought about it, the mystery would never reach him.
It seems that he was the carrier of something. Through whom the mysterious teachings reached him. Most of the time, he remained one with something, as if he himself was that something.
An attempt has been made in this book to examine his mysterious life. This book written about him, who is considered a philosopher of philosophers, is especially useful for those who want to know about him and spirituality.
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