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 [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Krishnamurti’
The division between a Higher and a lower Self, an idea.
Posted in Theosophy, tagged Krishnamurti, Theosophy on June 12, 2008 | 8 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, [...]
Expanding Our Centre of Consciousness
Posted in Occultism, Theosophy, tagged Blavatsky, Krishnamurti, Theosophy on May 27, 2008 | 12 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 [...]
“Truth is a Pathless Land”
Posted in Theosophy, tagged Krishnamurti, Theosophy on May 23, 2008 | 4 Comments »
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 | 53 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.