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Happy Is the One Who Is Nothing is an expanded hardcover edition of Letters to a Young Friend by J. Krishnamurti. It brings together letters written between June 1948 and March 1960, alongside selections from the Krishnamurti for the Young series exploring care, fear, imagination, freedom, and order.

The personal letters...

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Happy Is the One Who Is Nothing is an expanded hardcover edition of Letters to a Young Friend by J. Krishnamurti. It brings together letters written between June 1948 and March 1960, alongside selections from the Krishnamurti for the Young series exploring care, fear, imagination, freedom, and order.

The personal letters offer a more intimate way to encounter Krishnamurti's teachings. Read them at your own pace, or choose this hardcover edition as a thoughtful gift for someone interested in his work.

Additional chapters include:

  • What is it to feel?
  • What is it to care?
  • Why do we lose our imagination?
  • What does fear do to you?
  • Freedom and order
  • What is order?

Watkins Publishing, UK | J. Krishnamurti | 2020 edition | Hardcover

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Tags: Best Seller, Gift Books, Good First Books, Introductory Titles, Suitable for Young Adults

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mark pfaff
before self help culture and its ugly little gurus

thought is an engine, when not using it you turn it off. if not it over heats uses energy and runs out of gas. the engine is sometimes referred to as a she but there is only the engine function. there is only thought not the thinker. the engine is not self conscious for its simply mechanical. so turn off the engine when not in use preserves the engine, i me and mine are things that can go wrong with the motor . when its not turned off.

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Juan Palenzuela
Inspirational

The title attracted me because I am nothing. Krishnamurti, is a beacon for the human race. I enjoyed the book very much! Thanks you .

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Anuja Dedhia

I purchased it to give it to friends.

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Raluca
Raluca's review

“Go into the unknown, take nothing for granted, do not assume anything, be free to find out.”

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Francis Connor
Solve our Problems ourselves

Teaches us that we are human beings first and not to isolate ourselves into nations. We have to change before the World can change.

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