Choiceless Awareness: V. 5

Krishnamurti's teachings center on the rejection of spiritual and psychological authority, emphasizing the individual's conditioning by social structures. His Collected Works, spanning from 1933 to 1967, document his extensive discussions and writings, highlighting psychological barriers that obscure clarity of perception. He advocates for self-understanding through direct observation of consciousness, addressing the division between observer and observed as a source of conflict. These volumes reflect his evolving language and concepts, providing a comprehensive insight into his philosophical vision.