num_pages: 252
description: For Krishnamurti, rational thought had its uses but also its limitations; what becomes more important is what he describes as 'total seeing'. To make this concept clear to people trained in the Western intellectual tradition of pure rationalism, he describes it in enlightening talks &amp; then engages in spirited dialogs with listeners. The theme of the talks is freedom &amp; the demand of the human spirit to reach beyound itself. The starting point in the 1st talk is the need to face life in its totality. Edited from the original tapes at Saanen, 7/9/67-8/7/67.
language: English
title: Talks and Dialogues
titlecomplete: Talks and Dialogues
genres: Philosophy
ratings_count: 80
publisher: Avon Books (NYC)