There is something magical about truth.
I lied to my grandmother the other day. She had noted that her son’s girlfriend (let’s call her Mary) knew a lot of people where she was staying. My grandmother thought that was a bit odd. I told her we had arranged for Mary’s friends to take care of her. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Krishnamurti’
The division between a Higher and a lower Self, an idea.
Posted in Theosophy, tagged Krishnamurti, Theosophy on June 12, 2008 | 7 Comments »
In a previous comment Chris asked about the theosophical model of the human constitution, which proposes the existence of a Higher and a lower self, and the statement by Krishnamurti that such a separation is “an idea, not a fact”.
In this kind of subjects, the focus of Krishnamurti and Theosophy differs—but only the focus, not [...]
Expanding Our Centre of Consciousness
Posted in Occultism, Theosophy, tagged Blavatsky, Krishnamurti, Theosophy on May 27, 2008 | 11 Comments »
In the last issue of The Theosophist ( May 2008 ) there is an article of mine. In it I examine this topic from a psychological point of view, as presented by J. Krishnamurti, and an Occultist approach according to the writings of some theosophical leaders.
You can find the article on my website, or click [...]
“Truth is a Pathless Land”
Posted in Theosophy, tagged Krishnamurti, Theosophy on May 23, 2008 | 1 Comment »
This is one of Krishnamurti’s statements purported to be against Theosophy, because the Theosophical literature frequently speaks about “the Path”. But the seemingly clash between concepts, I believe, is due to an imperfect understanding of both Krishnamurti’s and Theosophical teachings.
Theosophy & Krishnamurti
Posted in Theosophy, tagged Krishnamurti, Theosophy on May 18, 2008 | 45 Comments »
An important and unsettled question in modern Theosophy is its relationship to the teachings of Krishnamurti, a topic that several contributors here have already written extensively about.