Krishnamurti explains everything. (pt. 3/12)

I think when young, this guy was picked by Blavatsky and that "theosophical" society racket to become the next big thing in gurus. That decision must have given him a big fat ego, but Krishnamurti basically ended up telling them to bugger off. It became a gig he could no longer stomach. His schtick had become wholesome in its anti-authoritarianism. It evolved into the core of his message. The answer was to be found from within. He was basically a whistleblower against fake spirituality. He was a very similar thinker to Alan Watts but originated from a vastly different culture.

We find it easy to relate to the Brits, but India is much more complex in regards to grokking purposes. Nonetheless, the thingie is that people are people. So if one can figure out Krishnamurti's accent and pace, he starts to make as much sense as Watts.