The Natural State (Summarized Edition)

The Natural State distills U. G. Krishnamurti's demolition of the spiritual enterprise. Drawn from conversations, not sermons, it advances no method or goal; in laconic prose and prickly, aphoristic exchanges, it treats enlightenment as a cultural myth. Krishnamurti names the natural state as unmediated bodily sensing, prior to thought's interference. Set against Advaita, Zen, and therapeutic psyc...