None of us are perfect and I try not to judge another person’s actions that may seemingly go against convention.

Krishnamurti however, was an extraordinary man who was human like the rest of us.

Before Krishnamurti died he made sure to tell his friends that he had no wish for a funeral…”burn or do whatever you want to my body. Forget me the person, but don’t forget the teachings.”

So despite the so-called immoral things he may or may not have done, the most important thing was his enlightening message to the rest of us, which will stand the test of time.

Cheers Blobby!

How very encouraging it is, that ALL of our great (so-called) heroes are to some degree HYPOCRITES & to a very large degree FALLIBLE.

Fortunately, the HUMAN CONDITION applies to all humans!

Perhaps, K was testing himself & his BEST FRIEND with his own ideas of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE (both internalized & externalized)? It is easy to LOVE a friend that gives… but, try loving a friend that is having sex with your wife!

Also, do we know what sort of relationship his friend had, with his wife? A loveless marriage is a very sad thing… So, who am i (any of us) to deny a human being a few fleeting moments of passion & tenderness? i think CooperMan understands this…