A Path to Truth

Excuse me, but this is one of the worst discourses I have ever read in the Internet, and one of the worst of J. Krishnamurti. The fear of "being caught" by something mentioned there is an expression of paranoia. Krishnamurti himself was "trained" by certain masters since childhood, and when very young he wrote a sweet book called "at the feet of the master". Afterwards he was somehow influenced to lose all humility and just self proclaim himself knower of the truth. He seems very smart, but perhaps... That's why he does not get any genuine person nowadays to even listen to his dead words. I was surprised to receive this discourse in this newsletter, which often offers interesting and wise experiences. But this one is a big fake, an intellectual extravaganza used to fool the people and try to show some superiority by making people confused and feel themselves stupid. Anyway, it may have some effect in the end, because everything happens for the best, but this sort of discourse is practically useless nowadays, unless one wants to become like him, a follower of the twisted mind.