ACTION: THE TEACHINGS OF J. KRISHNAMURTI Paperback – 1 April 2018

Not everyone can understand him. He doesn't explain through examples he thinks its a waste of time look for deserts when you are hungry for the main course.

Its not only a book.. Its the only sustainable way of living...

One of the best books I have read so far

Simply great..

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Very good

Little gem of a book that I am delighted to have added to my collection of other books by K. The topic of Action is fundamental to K's teachings and the superlatively curated selection of passages in this little book are drawn from hundreds of his talks from across the world. This particular book is a permanent fixture on my bedside table though I have a fairly good collection of his other books and DVDs. Whether you are a first-timer reading up on K or otherwise, you will love this book. Simply buy it!

Excellent presentation of deep philosophical knowledge

I found how relevant my life is not now that in have read this book in its entirety. The concept of action with relation to Krishnamurti is truly obscure in the sense that I need accept myself without the search for solutions to problems. I went into reading Krishnamurti without knowing what I wanted. Krishnamurti inspires my renewed self wonder. This kind of revelation into how action fails you is where it begins and ends. From the complexity of effort to what is and the attachment you force yourself onto others with is fascinating to transpose. The truth to all intelligence is mirrored. Reflecting on this work I think may be the most important book you may ever decode. To truly master your ability to move and be moved.

If you are a Krishnamurti reader this is one of those books that simplifies the teachings and further opens / releases the our fixed structures of thought. The passages are focused on Action and come from his many talks and books made throughout his life. It is worth the buy. Get it!

I enjoyed reading and meditating upon this text collection - it really opened a new perspective upon what "action" is and how it is part of a revolution in the self.Especially recommendable for those familiar with the teachings put into words by K.

This book contains within it many excerpts taken from K talks that deal with action. It invites us not only to immerse ourselves in the understanding of what is being presented, but to go deeper, further. The reader has the opportunity to find the original source of the teaching and follow it in its totality.