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**DoctorDeryOne** · 08-07-2011, 07:46 AM

Hello Dharma Dave.
I have read a little of Krishnamurti and while he is refreshing in his very open approach, besides being easy to read, I often feel after some initial acclaim, that he has really said nothing at all ( an unstructured perusing of the ineffable).He does stress the need to find oneself; this in itself is Hell of a lot better than succumbing to the herd mentality from wherever it originates. Kind regards.

08-07-2011, 07:46 AM	#10
DoctorDeryOne Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 506 Senior Member	Hello Dharma Dave. I have read a little of Krishnamurti and while he is refreshing in his very open approach, besides being easy to read, I often feel after some initial acclaim, that he has really said nothing at all ( an unstructured perusing of the ineffable).He does stress the need to find oneself; this in itself is Hell of a lot better than succumbing to the herd mentality from wherever it originates. Kind regards.
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