Guest guest Posted November 26, 2009 Report Share Posted November 26, 2009 I have met U.G. Krishna murthy and have also read his books. I do not think that there is any crystal clear " teaching " as such. When I had met him he had described about how his pocket was picked and he did not describe the loss of money but was priase for the skill of pickpocket. However, the reason I mention this is that in Istanbul my pocket was picked and I remember this incident and was able to reconcile with my loss. When I had asked him a question " What is Life " , " He said I do not know. When you know tell me " . The above two narratives tell me a lot about the man. Read his " books " /biography. He is interesting. adiyen vitahavya Sri: Is this message in any way connected to the objectives of this group? nvs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2009 Report Share Posted December 1, 2009 Srihi, U.G. krishna murthy is a Siddha purusha, one who has attained kaivalyam. He is co-eval with the more popular Jiddu Krishnamurthy. He books/biography is about how he attained kaivalyam. His books also sometimes challenge our even our basic assumptions in philosophy. I would recommend this man's books for general reading. That is why is responded to the query. Vacha dosha kshantavyam. adiyen vaideekam , " vitahavya " <vitahavya wrote: > > I have met U.G. Krishna murthy and have also read his books. I do not think that there is any crystal clear " teaching " as such. When I had met him he had described about how his pocket was picked and he did not describe the loss of money but was priase for the skill of pickpocket. However, the reason I mention this is that in Istanbul my pocket was picked and I remember this incident and was able to reconcile with my loss. > > When I had asked him a question " What is Life " , " He said I do not know. When you know tell me " . > > The above two narratives tell me a lot about the man. Read his " books " /biography. He is interesting. > > adiyen > vitahavya > > > Sri: > Is this message in any way connected to the objectives of this group? > nvs > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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