Krishnamurti, J. <br/><br/>
Tradition and revolution 
/ J. Krishnamurti 
 - India :  Krishnamurti Foundation Trust,  1995 
 - viii, 254 p. 
<br/><br/>DIALOGUES IN NEW DELHI<br/>1.	The flame of sorroOw<br/>2.	Alchemy and mutation<br/>3.	The containment of evil<br/>4.	The awakening of energy<br/>5.	The first step is the last step<br/>6.	Energy and transformation<br/>7.	The observer and 'what is'<br/>8.	The backward-flowing movement<br/>9.	Time and deterioration<br/>10.	Dying and living<br/>11.	Beauty and perception<br/>DIALOGUES IN MADRAS<br/>12.	The paradox of causation<br/>13.	Tradition and knowledge<br/>14.	Conflict and consciousness<br/>15.	The nature of exploration<br/>16.	Order and ideation<br/>17.	Object, knowledge and perception<br/>18.	Energy and fragmentation<br/>19.	Freedom and the field<br/>20.	The matrix of tradition<br/>21.	The guru, tradition and freedom<br/>22.	Freedom and the prison<br/>23.	Stability and knowledge<br/>DIALOGUES IN BOMBAY<br/>24.	The brain-cells and mutation<br/>25.	God<br/>26.	Energy, entropy and life <br/>27.	Intelligence and the instrument <br/>28.	Right communication <br/>29.	Biological survival and intelligence <br/>30.	The mind and the heart<br/><br/> 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Philosophy, Krishnamurti, J. (Jiddu), 1895-1986
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>181.4  / K9282