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Discover the life and teachings of Jiddu Krishnamurti<\/h1>\n

Jiddu Krishnamurti was a 20th century Indian philosopher and lecturer. Initially seen as a new messiah, he rejected titles of authority. His maxim was personal discovery by looking inward. He traveled to England and the United States, influencing the Hindu separatist movement. He was born in 1895 in Madanapalle, India, in a family linked to the Theosophical Society. His childhood was marked by economic difficulties and by the recognition of his supposed messianic role. He dissolved the Order of the Star of the East and promoted liberation from fears and doctrines. He wrote numerous works and founded an association in California. <\/p>\n

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Jiddu Krishnamurti: The life and teachings of a world teacher.<\/h2>\n

Jiddu Krishnamurti is recognized as a master whose teachings transcend borders and cultures. His life was marked by a fascinating biography that began in India on May 12, 1895. His trajectory was linked from an early age to the Theosophical Society, of which his father was a member and his mother claimed to have psychic powers. In addition, Krishnamurti was the protagonist of an important recognition by Charles Webster Leadbeater, an outstanding member of that organization. <\/p>\n

Beginning of Krishnamurti’s biography<\/h3>\n

Jiddu Krishnamurti’s life began in Madanapalle, a village in southern India. Born on May 12, 1895, his parents, Jiddu Naraniah and Sanjeevamma, belonged to the Theosophical Society. From his birth, Krishnamurti was involved in an atmosphere marked by the spirituality and mystical beliefs of his family environment. <\/p>\n

The legacy of the Theosophical Society<\/h3>\n

The Theosophical Society played a pivotal role in Krishnamurti’s life and development. His father, an active member of the society, moved his family to Adyar, near the headquarters of the organization, at a critical time for the organization, due to the expectation and belief in the arrival of a new messiah. It was in this context that Krishnamurti was discovered by Charles Webster Leadbeater. <\/p>\n

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