Adi Da Samraj wrote an essay regarding J. Krishnamurti that was published in ‘The Free Daist’ The Bi-Monthy Journal of Th Heart-Word and Blessing Work of The Divine World-Teacher and True Heart-Master, Avabhasa (The “Bright”) Volume 3. Numbers 4 & 5, December 1992-January 1993, Double Issue.
(The above audio is the full essay, removed after I was asked to remove it by the Adidam Legal Department.) I was a big fan of J. Krishnamurti when I was in high school. (And Alan Watts.) He was an iconoclast and free thinker who had a spiritual kind of message: to be free of the mental problems in the present. Well, that’s what I remember! It was kind of poetic invocation of freedom.
I recorded an essay by Adi Da about J. Krishnamurti so I could listen to it and better understand it. I use a simple linux audio recorder that allows me to append the recording–so I can stop after each paragraph, and catch my breath, and preview the next paragraph before starting to record again. I made a mistake in practically every paragraph–so I’m wondering how the editors must spend a lot of time and narrator takes to stitch together a full-length audio book!
The Basket of Tolerance is a large bibliography which includes the above book. Adi Da included over a hundred essays in order to comment on aspects of the Great Tradition of humankind’s inherited wisdom.