Krishnamurti, 'last public words'

i dislike his poisoned ways, his aversion to sex, always talking about it contemptuously, seeing it in an isolated way and as non-spiritual though all is elemental and spiritual, we are incarnated if one can at all say so, i am not sure , his opinionated look at other humans, his intellectual  arrogance towards these who could not understand him, he let them feel it often before they could really answer, showing a near desperate impatience, of course a certain lack of humility, he must have had stomach ulcers, so bitter often, so much unhappiness in him, this uprooted man abducted as a child,
his youth was in my opinion horrible, the expectations he was forced into abhorrent-but he
was deep and sharp and clear. i respect him but would not follow him as a guru...i would certainly follow no guru ever at all and never in all. i give them as i expect it the benefit of doubt and the attitude of listening with hoping for the best in them.



"The origin is nameless; the origin is absolutely quiet; it’s not whirring about making noise. Creation is something that is most holy; that’s the most sacred thing in life and if you have made a mess of your life, change it. Change it today, not tomorrow. If you are uncertain, find out why and be certain. If your thinking is not straight, think straightly, logically. Unless all that is prepared, all that is settled, you can’t enter into this world, into the world of creation. It ends."