Thematic concerns in the prose works of Jiddu Krishnamurti

Abstract

Jiddu Krishnamurti was born in the year 1895 in a small South Indian hill town name Madnapalle, in modern Andhra Pradesh. His family was a religious, Telgu speaking Smartha Brahmin family. In the middle of the right when the moon was high in the sky full. Jiddu Krishnamurti was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He hailed from a middle class family largely of government servants, Jiddu s father Jiddu Naraianiah. Begin in government job jiddu s father was after transferred from on place to another. newlineJiddu s father in 1881 he joined the theosophical society. His father was married to his cousin named Sanjeevamma who was a devout god fearing to charitable woman. She was considered physic, and experienced visions and could see the colours in people s areas. During his childhood jiddu was an anemic and physically weak child and suffered from frequent attacks of malaria. This affected the schooling of jiddu a great deal. The young Krishnamurti as well as his brother, Nityananda (Commonly known as Nitya) were enrolled in a school in Mylapose. Soon after this Jiddu Krishnamurti, along with his brother Nitya entered the theosophy compound. The ten years period beginning in 1910 Krishnamurti undervent great Emotional crisis on both personal and spiritual levels. In 1920 Krishnamurthi spent some time in Paris with a family where he expressed his doubts about what Annie Besant and Lead beater had pronounced. He was also faced by his own mystical experiences. For 11 year from 1911 to 1922 Jiddu Krishnamurti stayed most of the time in England with occasional forays to Italy, France and India. By the time the tenure of Jiddu Krishnamurti in English England was about to end Jiddu Krishnamurti had developed as a refined and graceful to urban and sophisticated young man. Now he had become a cultured and sauve man. After some time Annie Besant proudly declared Krishnamurti as a world teacher. (Jagadguru) Who was to bring salvation to mankind. This was the time when Jiddu Krishnamurti felt that he was slowly but surely movi