This is the beginning of my serious writing here, not to imply that the previous writing was not serious. but there are different degrees and qualities. In response to a previous comment from Niko (see pt.1), at the time I did not know where I was going with this, though it was intuitive, and now …
I need to comment a little bit in that on an elementary level I kind of knew what I was talking about in that I got the basic gist of the concept, which is somewhat easy for most anyone to understand on an intellectual level, but that is not the whole enchilada (and am not …
From searching the above title on Google: quote: “Neti neti” is a Sanskrit phrase that means “not this, not that” or “neither this, nor that”. It is a key element in Jnana Yoga practice and is used in meditation to help people understand the nature of Brahman. Here’s some more information about “neti neti” Meaning …
Getting down to brass tacks, how to consciously use the biographical Krishnamurti material? Is it intelligent to look from the angle of it being a story? We are aware of the functional value of metaphor and the great functional value of allegory. Sometimes it is simply not expedient to say something directly because the listener …
Deconstructing Krishnamurti 
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