As a young man, Jiddu Krisnamurti was discovered by the leaders of the Theosophical Society and proclaimed the next World Leader. While under the guidance of this society, Krishnamurti, using the pen name of Alcyone, wrote the book At The Feet of the Master. It is a beautiful little book, full of very simple and very deep thoughts it contains principles of living that can be applied by anyone. These are not my words; they are the words of the Master who taught me. Without Him I could have done nothing, but through His help I have set my feet upon the Path.

"Stories from Another Life" is an endeavour made by several female lesbian authors, currently living in Sweden. Their stories describe their life paths; sometimes tragic, sometimes contradictory, but full of hope and love, and of the lessons learnt with time. The stories are quite diverse when it comes to the style and the contents. All of them are based on real events. The names of the characters were altered.

Krishnamurti's profound early work of spiritualism displays great wisdom attuned to matters of higher contemplation. Demonstrating a precocious ability to instil and guide others with spiritual wisdom, Jiddu Krishnamurti was only twelve when he first authored this primer on gaining knowledge. The book is not an attempt at preaching or conversion, but is instead a meditation upon the wholesome, guiding principles that anyone who desires great spiritual harmony should aspire to. Krishnamurti urges all aspiring spiritualists to be honest with themselves. If they are truly determined, and have the inner wealth to embark upon such a journey, then they will go far. Eliminating material desires, behaving properly with good manners and conduct, and regarding other human beings with compassion and love are explained as crucial tenets. Obstacles to attainment, both physical and mental, are also explained.

Krishnamurti's profound early work of spiritualism displays great wisdom attuned to matters of higher contemplation. Demonstrating a precocious ability to instil and guide others with spiritual wisdom, Jiddu Krishnamurti was only twelve when he first authored this primer on gaining knowledge. The book is not an attempt at preaching or conversion, but is instead a meditation upon the wholesome, guiding principles that anyone who desires great spiritual harmony should aspire to. Krishnamurti urges all aspiring spiritualists to be honest with themselves. If they are truly determined, and have the inner wealth to embark upon such a journey, then they will go far. Eliminating material desires, behaving properly with good manners and conduct, and regarding other human beings with compassion and love are explained as crucial tenets. Obstacles to attainment, both physical and mental, are also explained.

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The teachings contained in this little book were given to the author by his Master in preparing him for Initiation, and were written down by him from memory, slowly and laboriously, for his English was far from fluent. The greater part is a reproduction of the Master's own words; that which is not such a verbal reproduction is the Master's thought clothed in His pupil's words.

The teachings contained in this little book were given to the author by his Master in preparing him for Initiation, and were written down by him from memory, slowly and laboriously, for his English was far from fluent. The greater part is a reproduction of the Master's own words; that which is not such a verbal reproduction is the Master's thought clothed in His pupil's words.

The teachings contained in this little book were given to the author by his Master in preparing him for Initiation, and were written down by him from memory, slowly and laboriously, for his English was far from fluent. The greater part is a reproduction of the Master's own words; that which is not such a verbal reproduction is the Master's thought clothed in His pupil's words.

This was the first book by the great spiritual teacher, Krishnamurti, written at the age of 14. It was written under the name Alcyone, which is the brightest star in the Pleiades. This name was bestowed upon him because it was thought he would be the next great world teacher and had returned through the reincarnation process. The wisdom in this book is amazing for such a young man, and his later work attests to this natural gift. The book addresses the question, how does one live and walk on a spiritual path? He lays out four qualifications for this path - discrimination, desirelessness, good conduct and love. Each of these topics is taken in turn and the reader is guided through and onto a meaningful spiritual path, at least in a general sense. This book has the potential to change the reader at a very deep level, but each must first listen, learn and act upon the principles shared. This book points clearly to a very powerful path. Walking it, with the wisdom it shares, is the challenge.

This was the first book by the great spiritual teacher, Krishnamurti, written at the age of 14. It was written under the name Alcyone, which is the brightest star in the Pleiades. This name was bestowed upon him because it was thought he would be the next great world teacher and had returned through the reincarnation process. The wisdom in this book is amazing for such a young man, and his later work attests to this natural gift. The book addresses the question, how does one live and walk on a spiritual path? He lays out four qualifications for this path - discrimination, desirelessness, good conduct and love. Each of these topics is taken in turn and the reader is guided through and onto a meaningful spiritual path, at least in a general sense. This book has the potential to change the reader at a very deep level, but each must first listen, learn and act upon the principles shared. This book points clearly to a very powerful path. Walking it, with the wisdom it shares, is the challenge.

The teachings contained in this little book were given to the author by his Master in preparing him for Initiation, and were written down by him from memory, slowly and laboriously, for his English was far from fluent. The greater part is a reproduction of the Master's own words; that which is not such a verbal reproduction is the Master's thought clothed in His pupil's words.