J. Krishnamurti and the Search for Light
Choong Chi Pin continues his reading of this frank book by
Geoffrey Hodson where he discusses the utterances of Mr. J. Krishnamurti.
“There are dangers associated with every great adventure (including
discipleship), whether material or spiritual. Everest has its ice-walls,
crevasses, avalanches, its fierce gales, and its blizzards. Men have
perished in attempts to reach the summit…
So also the Everest of the soul, the mountain top within. The ascent of man
towards great spiritual heights, aspiration to know and learn from Those
Mighty Ones Who abide upon their summits – this great adventure also has its
perils. Here, too, the path leads "twixt cliffs of ice and iron" as every
determined aspirant soon discovers. Since Krishnamurti so strongly
discountenances the whole idea of the Way of Holiness, the Path of
Discipleship and Initiation, let us look at some of the perils which beset
the Soul who seeks to tread that path.”
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