Taccuino. Un diario spirituale

You can never go wrong reading a Krishnamurti book.

Krishnamurtis notebook is for me like a constant companion, even i have understand that live has no permanency, psychologicaly. The notebook has its place now on my bedside table, but i pick it up too at daylight from time to time. Over all the 40 years i read krishnamurtis writings, watched his video Leggi tutto

Beautiful commentaries on nature and life .....a lovely travel companion .

Krishnamurti's 'message' is essentially the same as Eckhart Tolle's. The uncompromising leit motif is the limitations of thought. His descriptions of being present uses vocabulary such as 'immensity', 'benediction' and 'silence'. It is a familiar problem - how to use words to describe spiritual expe Leggi tutto

Krishnamurti's writing (which was surprisingly quite rare) almost always has the most moving and beautiful descriptions of nature at its core. His images move freely in and out of his philosophy and teaching with the fluidity of an improvisation, as if the writing flowed out freshly for the first ti Leggi tutto

K's writings demand a fierce level of awareness. The Notebook is a gentler introduction to his teaching, and you pick it up by virture of making the journey with him. It's more like osmosis. One of my all-time favourite reads and something that helped me achieve profound levels of insight, aliveness Leggi tutto

This is a difficult book to review... how do you review the intimate private notes of one of the greatest wisdom teachers of the 20th century? "He did a good job"? "He doesn't know what he's talking about"? "I liked it, did not like it"? Krishnamurti's Notebook offers us a rare look at the intimate

It gives us a Glimpse into the Mind of an Enlightened Guy. The writings are very Poetic.