planetsadhana
27-08-2008, 11:00 AM
just read Roland vernons book "A star in the east; krishnamurti, the invention of a messiah"
to be honest I bought this book impulsively and then whilst meditating it popped back into my head and not wanting to ignore my sub conscious I read on!
I didnt expect a story which outlined the role of krishnamurti as a manipulated "messiah" to herald in a new age which has parrelels of what is possibly being thought of now.
An interesting book outlinining a spiritual being who rejected his own "new messiah" and rebelled knocking aside dogmas and guru worship to teach his own way.
although fallable as a human being, his message resounds stonger in todays world.
to be honest I bought this book impulsively and then whilst meditating it popped back into my head and not wanting to ignore my sub conscious I read on!
I didnt expect a story which outlined the role of krishnamurti as a manipulated "messiah" to herald in a new age which has parrelels of what is possibly being thought of now.
An interesting book outlinining a spiritual being who rejected his own "new messiah" and rebelled knocking aside dogmas and guru worship to teach his own way.
although fallable as a human being, his message resounds stonger in todays world.