Fire In The Mind - J. Krishnamurti

Fire in the Mind consists of fifteen dialogues between Krishnamurti and Pupul Jayakar, a friend for many years and author of Krishnamurti: A Biography. Held between the years 1978 and 1984, these dialogues cover a vast range of concerns—fear, sorrow, time, death, and the ending of the self. They also explore subjects central to the scientific research today, such as the questions of biological surivval, the nature of consiousness, and agening of the brain cells.

About the Author: J. Krishnamurti, a globally revered thinker and teacher, emphasized universal truths rather than adhering to any philosophy, religion, or ideology. He focused on issues of daily life, such as modern society's violence, fear, and the quest for happiness, urging humanity to transcend divisions caused by religion, nationalism, and ideology. His teachings stressed the importance of meditative awareness, inner freedom, respect for nature, and living harmoniously without destroying ourselves or the environment.

J. Krishnamurti's approach was personal and direct, addressing both individuals and large audiences as a compassionate guide rather than a guru. His insights into the human mind and sacredness resonated timelessly, providing fresh perspectives for scholars, scientists, and everyday listeners alike. His legacy includes extensive writings, talks, and discussions that continue to inspire and guide humanity.

Details of the Book:

ISBN Code: 978-81-87326-88-5
Subject: Fire In The Mind
Pages: 300 pages (Soft Cover)
Dimensions (in cms): 14x21
Weight: 250 gms
Delivery Time: 6-7 days
Country of Origin: India

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