The awakening of intelligence /
J. Krishnamurti.
- 1st Harper & Row pbk. ed.
- New Delhi ; New York : Penguin Books, 2000.
- 538 p. ; 22 cm.
Originally published in the United States of America by Harper & Row, Publishers Inc, 1987.
Part I - Two conversations : J. Krishnamurti and Professor Jacob Needleman -- 1. The role of the teacher -- On inner space; on tradition and dependence
Part II - Three talks in New York city -- 1. Inner revolution -- 2. Relationship -- 3. Religious experience meditation
Part III - Two conversations : J. Krishamurti and Alain Naude -- 1.The circus of man's struggle -- 2. On good and evil -- India
Part IV - Two conversations : J. Krishnamurti and Swami Venkatesananda -- 1. The guru and search, four schools of yoga scrutinised (Karma, Bhakti, Raja, Ganana Yoga). -- 2. Four "mahavakyas" from the Upnishads discussed. Communication and the Bodhisattva iedal. Vedanta and the ending of knowledge.
Part V - three talks in Madras --1. The art of seeing -- 2.Freedom -- 3.The sacred
Part VI - Four dialogues in Madras --1. Conflict -- 2. The pursuit of pleasure -- 3. Time, space and the centre -- 4. A fundamental question -- Europe
Part VII - Seven talks in sanen, Switzerland -- 1. What is your over-riding interest? -- 2. Order -- 3. Can we understand ourselves -- 4.Loneliness -- 5. Thought and the immeasurable -- 6. The action of will and the energy needed for radical change -- 7. Thought, intelligence, and the immeasurable different meanings of space
Part VIII - Five dialogues in Saanen -- 1. The fragmentation of consciousness -- 2.Is intelligence awake -- 3.Fear -- 4. Fear, time and the image -- 5. Intelligence and the religious life -- England
Part IX - Two talks at Brockwood -- 1. The relationship to awareness of thought and the image -- 2. The meditative mind the impossible question
Part X - A discussion with a small group at Brockwood -- Violence and the "me"
Part XI - Conversation: J. Krishnamurti and Professor David Bohm -- On intelligence