The Ending of Time  (English, Paperback, Krishnamurti)

The Ending of Time brings you the conversation between the famous philosopher, Jiddu Krishnamurti and the renowned physicist, Dr. David Bohm.

Summary of the Book

The dialogue between a great spiritual teacher and a leading physicist collected in this book delves into the questions on humanity. The two great minds examine if humanity has taken a wrong turn, which has led to widespread destruction and conflict. J. K. suggests that the wrong turn lies in our failure to confront what we actually are and our necessity to enforce certain ideas as a substitute for a deceptive objective of what we must become. He sees the nature of man's thought as self-centered, chaotic and finally vicious, and upholds the idea that the only way to free ourselves from such destruction is through insight that penetrates deeper than the normal perceptions. This insight, as perceived from the dialogue, is achieved only by a mind that is quiet, free of thought, and capable of moment-by-moment consciousness.

About J. Krishnamurti

Jiddu Krishnamurti was a popular writer and speaker on philosophical and spiritual subjects. His subject matters were about the purpose of meditation, human relationships, and how to bring about a positive change in the global society. He spent more than sixty years going around the world and talking about it. He also shared his thoughts on death, disease, freedom, meditation, fear, God and nature. Some of the most notable works that bring you his ideas include Freedom from the Known, The First and the Last Freedom, The Awakening of Intelligence, Total Freedom, and On Love and Loneliness.

About David Bohm

David Bohm was an American scientist, revered as one of the most important theoretical physicists of the 20th century. His significant contributions have been in the areas of quantum theory, philosophy of the mind, and neuropsychology. Some of his famous publications include Quantum Theory, Causality and Chance in Modern Physics, Quanta and Reality, Meaning and Information, and Science, Order, and Creativity.