On Love and Loneliness: A Compelling Investigation of Intimate Relationships, Isolation, and Self-Knowledge

A deep and thoughtful exploration on not only these themes--love and loneliness--but also invites us to look into our own hearts and minds. Srtipping us down to bare consciousness, this world teacher spent his life helping thousands of us understand who we are and why we're here--without ever telling us. He insists that we work out the meaning of our own lives ourselves. If you haven't encountered this man before, you are in for a transformational experience! If you have read him before, you know what you're in for. Enjoy!

Exactly what I needed to read in this moment. I have to write eleven more words to post this review

It was a joy reading this wonderful man's book. It has greatly brought peace in my mind and has made me more introspective. Definite buy for anyone going through a hard time in life.

As all his teachings, should you walk along with Krishnamurti and pay attention, you get it. If one is serious about it, there is no other source of pointers but yourself, applying what he's shared all his life.

Very deep- very profound audio- that explores the depth of loneliness, within and throughout all relationships. Life is relationship - one human being to another. We want to live each experience as if it were our last. L. Taylor gsns.org

Krishnamurti's reflection on love, relationship and life, changed my life. He asked many good questions without giving you the direct answers. He made you think by yourself. A very good book!

Soul searching during a tough time? This book got me through. No longer afraid of solitude. Great for self reflection and strengthening ones core beliefs and values.

This book is OK if you are really focused on the topic but for me it does not achieve the level of The First and Last Freedom, which is one of the top 20 books I've ever read. He was obviously at the top of his game in that book (remember his books are talks asare the books of so many spiritual authors like Vivekananda; he did not write them). Most of his works are similar—he makes the listener or reader face his or her assumptions in a kind of Socratic analysis until he or she realizes that his or her reality is self-created from unquestioned concepts and achieves what Krishnamurti calls "choiceless awareness," as pointed out by Huxley in his introduction to The First and Last Freedom. He was a remarkable person.

Krishnamurti ji is the essence of spirituality, the only one who has decoded the brain. This book perfectly explains the real meaning of real love and not the love we understand. It’s a must read for anyone on the path to understanding the real ‘I’.

A profound understanding on loneliness and love. A must-read for all who want to understand life.

Loved this book

Bien

It is an amazing book to read. It is the mixture of psychology and sprituality