Answer, sadly, yes. Imo yes. What is to follow in this post will be difficult to write, but I need to do so before I can get down to brass tacks. The question arises — did K consciously, or, perhaps better put, somewhat consciously, know he was disingenuous? For me, after conscious digestion of his …
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 …
The two aspects of truth is a particular way of framing employed by the Middle Way School of Buddhism. The entire approach is designed around this perspective, the focus, in my opinion, being on achieving a stasis or form of stability that is at the same time also generative in that a person does not …
The two aspects of truth is relatively simple to intellectually understand, and I will be writing about that, the main focus being inquiring into the functional value of this particular concept. When Niko and I first learned of the two aspects around twenty years ago, it was a helpful and exciting experience. I recall, to …
((note: I tried to comment on the “The Two Aspects of Truth” post by Niko but the material didn’t go through)). Hi Niko. Sorry to say I missed seeing this re-post of something I wrote in 2006,. Just discovered it a few moments ago. Yes, we have been meaning to get back into this topic. …
(The following is a post from Wry, written in 2006 on a forum that no longer exists. It is reproduced here in order that she can comment about her present understanding of this teaching. The post was lightly edited so as to remove personal information. It’s possible that some readers of this post may wonder …
Hello. Am going to start writing more regularly. The topics may seem random but on some level they are intentionally interconnected. The first few times I may seem to ramble, with lots of padding, but then will try to hone in. Firstly, not everyone has a search, Young people do seem to have a curiously …
Deconstructing Krishnamurti 
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