Books Krishnamurti's Journal  by J. Krishnamurti (Author)

Krishnamurti's Journal is a personal diary kept by the Indian philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti mainly between 1973 and 1981, with entries reflecting his intimate observations and philosophical insights. Unlike most of his works, which are transcripts of talks and dialogues, this journal is original handwritten content written mostly in the second or third person, rarely using the first person.

The diary explores key themes of his teachings such as meditation, the effects of conditioned thought and identification, the need for psychological transformation, and the relationship between nature and human consciousness. The entries often flow seamlessly between reflections on nature, life, and consciousness with poetic nuance and subtlety.