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{{short description|1976/2003 published diary of Jiddu Krishnamurti}}
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|name=Krishnamurti's Notebook
|image=File:KrishnamurtisNotebook.jpg
|caption=[[#Original edition|First edition (1976)]]
|alt=front cover of 1976 first edition with photo of Krishnamurti in a nature walk
|author=[[Jiddu Krishnamurti]]
|country=United Kingdom, United States
|language=English
|subject=[[Autobiography]], [[consciousness]], [[philosophy]] 
|published={{plainlist|
* 1976 (''1st edition'') (UK: [[Victor Gollancz Ltd|Gollancz]], US: [[Harper (publisher)|Harper & Row]])
* 2003 (''full text edition'') (US: Krishnamurti Publications)
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|media_type={{plainlist|
* Audio ([[audio file format|audio file]], CD)
* Digital ([[e-book]])
* Print ([[hardcover]], [[paperback]])
}}
|pages={{plainlist|
* 252 (1st edition)
* 387 (full text edition)
}}
|isbn=978-1-888004-57-1
|isbn_note=(full text hardcover)
|oclc=54040143<nowiki> (full text edition)</nowiki>
|congress=B5134.K75 A35
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{{strong|''Krishnamurti's Notebook''}} is a [[diary]] of 20th-century [[India]]n philosopher [[Jiddu Krishnamurti]] {{lifespan|b=1895|d=1986}}. Written during {{dash year|1961}}, it is best known for its first hand accounts of persistent, unusual physical experiences and states of consciousness, but also for poetic and penetrating descriptions of nature. It has been called "a remarkable mystical document" in press reports, while an authorized Krishnamurti biographer described it as containing "the whole essence" of his philosophy. Reputedly it was not intended for publication; the [[manuscript]] also became entangled in copyright and custody disputes. The work{{spnd}} one of few books Krishnamurti wrote himself{{spnd}} was eventually published in 1976 over objections of Krishnamurti associates. An expanded edition with additional material was published in 2003; it includes previously unpublished diary entries from 1962.

==About the work<!--This section is linked from [[Krishnamurti's Journal]] ([[MOS:HEAD]]).-->==

{{quote|text=In the evening it was there: suddenly it was there, filling the room, a great sense of beauty, power and gentleness. Others noticed it.|author=Jiddu Krishnamurti|title={{italics correction|''Krishnamurti's Notebook''}}|source={{nobr|"June 18}} [1961 {{nobr|New York]{{"-}}{{r|jk2003-p2}}}}}}

Krishnamurti's first entry in this handwritten journal, quoted above in its entirety, is dated {{nobr|18 June 1961}} with the location given as New York City. He continued writing entries, often daily, for the next nine months while at various locales in the US, the UK, Switzerland, France, Italy and India. There are about {{nobr|214 entries}} in total, almost all of them between one and two print pages in length; the last entry, written in transit from [[Mumbai|Bombay (Mumbai)]] to [[Rome]], is dated {{nobr|19 March 1962}}.{{r|jk2003-piii|description|rmc2003}} The published work is considered one of the few books that Krishnamurti actually wrote himself; the majority of his other books consist of edited or verbatim transcripts of talks, discussions and dictations, or are curated collections of material from the same {{nobr|sources.{{r|jk-books}}}}  

The diary portrays Krishnamurti's world from the inside; according to a commentator it provides "a panorama of the landscape of Krishnamurti's daily consciousness.{{"-}}{{r|dem2015-p150}} In particular, the diary describes Krishnamurti's experience of a nearly lifelong, often acutely painful condition he called {{em|the process}},{{r|ml1983-pp7}} and manifestations of a state he refers to as {{em|the otherness}}{{spnd}} a state that often, but not always, appeared concurrently with {{em|the process}}.{{r|otherness}} As is the case with other Krishnamurti prose, the entries often include his impressions of nature, individuals and society, the descriptions of which have a "poetic quality" according to {{nobr|some.{{r|sh1991-pp44|pw1976}}}}

The journal begins (and ends) without preamble; shortly before he started writing it, Krishnamurti reputedly experienced a recurrence of {{em|the process}} during May and {{nobr|June 1961}} in London, witnessed by associates. In the time period covered by the diary, similar events were witnessed by other associates while Krishnamurti was in Switzerland in the summer of 1961; the diary and the events or states described, again reputedly perceived by others, continued upon his arrival to India in late autumn of the same year. Throughout this period Krishnamurti continued with his regular schedule of public talks and {{nobr|discussions.{{r|witness}}}} 

The work was minimally edited for clarity and spelling by authorized Krishnamurti biographer [[Mary Lutyens]], who provided the Foreword for the original edition (published 1976). In it she states, {{nobr|"{{interp|i}}n}} this unique daily record we have what may be called the well-spring of Krishnamurti's teaching. The whole essence of his teaching is here, arising from its natural source.{{"-}}{{r|description}} She adds elsewhere, "apart from its content, it is an extraordinary manuscript, {{nobr|323 pages}} without a single erasure.{{"-}}{{r|manuscript}} Lutyens devoted a chapter to this book in the second volume of her biography of Krishnamurti, ''The Years of Fulfillment'' (published 1983). In it she mentions objections raised against the diary's publication by Krishnamurti associates who had read the manuscript and thought it presented a picture of Krishnamurti at odds with his public pronouncements; his responses to these objections are {{nobr|included.{{r|objections}}}}

Lutyens had revealed the existence of {{em|the process}} in ''The Years of Awakening'', the first volume of her biography of Krishnamurti (published 1975). This physical condition{{spnd}} which Krishnamurti and those around him did not consider as medical in nature{{spnd}} and experiences similar to {{em|the otherness}}, had reputedly originally appeared in 1922. At the time Krishnamurti was associated with the [[Theosophical Society]] and the related [[Order of the Star in the East|World Teacher Project]]. The existence and history of these experiences had remained unknown outside of the Theosophical Society leadership and Krishnamurti's circle of close associates and {{nobr|friends.{{r|process}}}}

[[Roland Vernon]], another of his biographers, states that previous attempts (by others) at revealing details from his past, including these reputed experiences, were suppressed by Krishnamurti. According to Vernon, Krishnamurti "believed, with good reason, that the sensationalism of his early story would cloud the public's perception of his {{interp|then}} current work".{{r|rv2001-pp227}} However Krishnamurti often hinted at {{em|otherness}}-like states in later talks and discussions;{{nnbsp}}{{r|jk-hints}} he was more expansive on the subject with close associates, also stating that the experience of {{em|the otherness}} continued as he was nearing {{nobr|death.{{r|jk-assoc}}}}

Around the time of the diary's original publication{{spnd}} more than fourteen years after the final entry{{spnd}} Krishnamurti stated, "I did not write it for {{nobr|publication ...}} I have attempted to put into words the actual pain and sensation which goes with the heightened {{nobr|consciousness.{{"-}}{{r|an1976}}}}

==Publication history==
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The manuscript was entangled in personal and legal disputes between Krishnamurti and {{nobr|D. Rajagopal,}} Krishnamurti's erstwhile editor and business manager.{{r|rv2001-pp223}} An agreement that cleared the way for eventual publication was reached in 1974,{{r|ml1983-pp199|unrelated}} and the first edition appeared in {{nobr|May 1976}} via longtime Krishnamurti publishers [[Victor Gollancz Ltd|Gollancz]] in the United Kingdom and [[Harper & Row]] in the United States {{see below|{{section link||Original edition}}, below}}.

The front and back covers of both [[Edition (book)#Print run|impressions]] feature the same set of contemporary photographs of Krishnamurti. After the foreword by Lutyens there is a table of contents labeled "Itinerary", listing the places the diary was kept. Copyright was held by the Krishnamurti Foundation Trust (KFT), a UK-based organization. A paperback edition was first published in the US by Harper's [[Harper Perennial|Perennial Library]] imprint in {{nobr|1978.{{r|1e}}}} 

Following the discovery in the {{nobr|year 2000}} of thirty-two additional diary pages,{{r|rmc2003}} the work was republished in 2003 as the expanded "Full Text Edition" by Krishnamurti Publications, the official publisher and distributor of Krishnamurti's works.{{r|kp2009-p2}} This edition appends the unpublished entries, numbering {{nobr|about 30}}, as they are dated (in 1962) immediately following the previously-published ones. There are also [[facsimile]]s of original diary pages and another, edition-specific foreword; the updated "Itinerary" precedes both forewords. The edition features a photograph similar to the original edition's on the front cover (Krishnamurti alone in a nature setting); a 1935 portrait of his by [[Edward Weston]] is on the back cover. This edition's copyright was again registered to the KFT. It was followed by {{citeref|J. Krishnamurti|2004|a paperback version|style=plain}} in {{nobr|2004.{{r|fte}}}}

The work was first published in digital media in 2008 as a [[Amazon Kindle|Kindle]] e-book release of the full text edition {{see below|{{section link||Select editions}}}}. By 2010 print versions had several reprints, with the expanded edition offered in {{nobr|13 languages}} and [[dialect]]s;{{r|eds}} around the same time, the work was made freely available as an [[electronic document]] through {{vanchor|JKO|text=J. Krishnamurti Online (JKO)}}, the official Jiddu Krishnamurti online {{nobr|repository.{{r|jko-doc}}}}

The full text edition was published by [[Blackstone Audio]] in 2017 as an unabridged [[audiobook]] read by Anthony Wren. It was released as a downloadable audio file {{see below|{{section link||Select editions}}}}; a [[CD audio]] version of the audiobook, published by Made for Success, was released in the US in {{nobr|March 2018}} via {{nobr|[[Blackstone Publishing]].{{r|eds}}}}

===Original edition<!--This section is linked from within this article ([[MOS:HEAD]]).-->===
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* {{cite book |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|1976a}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=1976 |title=Krishnamurti's notebook |type=[[hardcover]] |others=Foreword by Lutyens, Mary |location=London |publisher=[[Victor Gollancz Ltd|Gollancz]] |no-pp=y |pages=252 pp |isbn=978-0-575-02107-5 |edition=1st UK}}

* {{cite book |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|1976b}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=1976 |author-mask=2 |title=Krishnamurti's notebook |type=hardcover |others=Foreword by Lutyens, Mary |location=New York |publisher=[[Harper & Row]] |no-pp=y |pages=252 pp |oclc=2368483 |isbn=0-06-064793-0 |edition=1st US}}

===Select editions<!--This section is linked from within this article ([[MOS:HEAD]]).-->===
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* {{cite book |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|2004}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=2004 |title=Krishnamurti's notebook |type=[[Paperback#Trade paperback|trade paperback]] |others=Foreword by Lutyens, Mary; Foreword by McCoy, Ray |location=[[Ojai, California]] |publisher=K Publications |edition=full text paperback |no-pp=y |pages=392 pp |isbn=978-1888004632}}

* {{cite book |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|2008}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |author-mask=2 |year=2008 |title=Krishnamurti's notebook |type=[[Amazon Kindle|Kindle]] [[e-book]] |others=Foreword by Lutyens, Mary; Foreword by McCoy, Ray |location=[[Ojai, California]] |publisher=K Publications |edition=full text|no-pp=y|pages=2855 [[Kilobyte|kB]] ([[azw3|KF8]])|asin=B006Y65CIO |via=[[Kindle Direct Publishing]]}}

* {{cite AV media |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|2017}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |author-mask=2 |year=2017 |title=Krishnamurti's notebook |medium=[[audio file format|audio file]] |others=Read by Wren, Anthony |location=[[Ashland, Oregon]] |publisher=[[Blackstone Audio]] |edition=unabridged |oclc=985339657 |time-caption=Runtime |time=10 h 56 min}}

==Reception==

The ''[[Library Journal]]'' stated in review, {{nobr|"{{interp|Krishnamurti's}}}} insights are, as always, written in plain, nonsectarian language, and give perhaps the best picture we have today of the life of the spirit outside a strictly religious context.{{"-}}{{r|jsb1976}} ''[[Publishers Weekly]]'' called the work a "luminous diary" and characterized Krishnamurti's teaching as "austere, in a sense {{nobr|annihilating.{{"-}}{{r|pw1976}}}} 

''[[Kirkus Reviews]]'' described it as {{nobr|"{{interp|m}}ore}} approachable, more intimate than Krishnamurti's didactic writings, this will {{nobr|speak ...}} to all readers with a feeling for the mystery of existence";{{r|kr1976}} however London's [[The Observer|''Observer'']] thought it better suited to those already familiar with Krishnamurti's life and {{nobr|outlook.{{r|obs1976}}}}

Krishnamurti was interviewed about the work by [[Gerald Priestland]] for the [[BBC Radio 4]] program ''Chapter and Verse'', which reviewed books of a religious or spiritual nature; the short interview and book review was broadcast on the evening of {{nobr|30 May 1976.{{r|bbc}}}}

''[[The Guardian]]'' (London) carried a sympathetic report about the book in {{nobr|June 1976;}} the article was not exclusively focused on the ''Notebook'', also describing Krishnamurti's life and {{nobr|philosophy.{{r|an1976|jk-review}}}}

The reputed inner experiences as described in the diary and in Lutyens' biography aroused the interest of Krishnamurti's audiences. After their publication he was questioned by his listeners on the subject; he was generally dismissive of the importance of {{em|process}}-related events, stating that all discussion of [[mystical experience]]s was trivial, and although he continued alluding to {{em|otherness}}-like states, he again avoided any {{nobr|elaboration.{{r|q&a|jk2011-chs1}}}}

The book continued to attract attention and favorable mentions in the following decades. In its [[obituary]] of Krishnamurti, ''[[The Times]]'' (London), described it as "a remarkable mystical document",{{r|tt1986}} while in 2006 the work was cited in a conference paper as {{nobr|"probably ...}} the most extensive documentation to date of a mystic's inner thoughts, perceptions, and {{nobr|sensations".{{r|wd2006}}}}

==Other diaries==

Following this diary's original publication, two other diaries of his were published in book form: ''[[Krishnamurti's Journal]]'' in 1982 and ''[[Krishnamurti to Himself]]'' in {{nobr|1987.{{r|rmc2003}}}}

==See also==

* [[Jiddu Krishnamurti bibliography]]

==Notes==
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{{refn|name="description"|{{harvc|last=Lutyens|first=Mary|year=1976a|c=Foreword|in=J. Krishnamurti|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304185648/http://www.jkrishnamurti.org/krishnamurti-teachings/view-text.php?tid=2372&chid=70587&w=&|pp=5{{en dash}}6|nb=yes|ignore-err=yes}} {{retrieved|access-date=2023-01-24|via=[[Wayback Machine]]|note={{font|size=111%|text=original from [[#JKO|JKO]] "legacy" website}}}}{{r|jko-doc}} The first seventy-seven pages of the [[manuscript]] are in a small notebook and the remainder in a larger, [[loose leaf]] book. The published work includes several brief editor-inserted clarifying footnotes and [[annotation]]s. The first edition's final entry was dated {{nobr|23 January 1962}} at [[Delhi]]; the locale is listed as [[New Delhi]] in the expanded edition.{{r|jk2003-piii}}<!--This templated note must be at the top of the ref list due to longstanding issue (nested ref in same ref list). Please do not change its order.-->}}

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<ref name="1e">{{harvnb|Lutyens|1975|p=x}}; {{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|1976a|loc=[[edition notice]], Foreword {{pp.|5|6}}, "Itinerary" {{p.|7}}}}. The Krishnamurti Foundation Trust is one of several official Krishnamurti-related organizations; the ''1st Perennial Library edition'' paperback ({{oclc|4799556}}), was a reprint with alternate cover design.</ref>

<ref name="an1976">{{harvnb|Neustatter|1976}}. {{nobr|"A ...}} personal {{nobr|document ...}} in which he {{interp|Krishnamurti}} describes the acute physical pain he suffers as a result of attaining higher consciousness". Report on the {{citeref|J. Krishnamurti|1976a|original UK edition|style=plain}}.</ref>

<ref name="bbc">{{harvnb|Zimbalist|2014|loc=[http://inthepresenceofk.org/issues/issue-41/ "Issue 41"]}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2022-02-23}} [[#mz|Mary Zimbalist]] in her memoir quotes contemporary notes: {{nobr|"... the ''Guardian''}} book review department rang up asking to interview him about {{nobr|''The Notebook''....}} The BBC is sending down a Radio 4 interviewer to interview him. Krishnaji {{interp|Krishnamurti}} asked, 'Why are they interested?' He brushes aside the obvious replies." Zimbalist states that Krishnamurti was dubious about the quality of BBC's interview; she dismissed the 1976 broadcast as "a nothing". It was published in {{nobr|February 2024}} as {{YouTube|id=7TWYU8KIeCM|title="Audio {{!}} J. Krishnamurti{{spaced en dash}} Brockwood Park 1976{{spaced en dash}} Krishnamurti interviewed by {{sic|nolink=y|Gerard|expected=Gerald}} Priestland"}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2024-02-14|via=J. Krishnamurti Official Channel}}</ref>

<ref name="dem2015-p150">{{harvnb|Moody|2015|p=150}}.</ref>

<ref name="eds">{{harvnb|Krishnamurti Publications|2009|p=12}}. See [[WorldCat]] [https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/2368483 search link] for information on editions and reprints. {{retrieved|access-date=2015-12-16|append=}}; [[Victor Gollancz Ltd.|Gollancz]] published a "Revised edition" in 1985 (with unspecified revisions, {{isbn|978-0575037632}}) featuring a portrait of Krishnamurti on the front cover. It was listed on [[Amazon.com|Amazon UK]] as a 256-page paperback ([https://www.amazon.co.uk/Krishnamurtis-Notebook-J-Krishnamurti/dp/0575037636/ "Krishnamurti's Notebook Paperback{{spnd}} 29 Aug 1985"]. {{retrieved|access-date=2015-12-22|via=Amazon UK|append=}}); the unabridged CD version of the audiobook ({{isbn|978-1538587775}}) was published in a 9-disc package ({{harvnb|Blackstone Wholesale|2021|loc=[https://www.blackstonewholesale.com/krishnamurti-s-notebook?sp=199411 "Krishnamurti's Notebook"], {{nobr|§ "Details"}}|ref=none}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2021-09-30|append=}}).</ref>

<ref name="fte">{{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|2003|loc=edition notice}}. The edition's "Itinerary" ({{p.|iii}}) adds several pages to the range of the previously-final section ("New Delhi"), plus a new section (the 10th, "Bombay") covering the two additional months of diary entries and related occasional editor notes; fascimiles are of items at the Krishnamurti Archives {{harv|KFA|n.d.}}.</ref>

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<ref name="jk2003-p2">{{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|2003|p=2}}.</ref>

<ref name="jk2003-piii">{{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|2003|loc="Itinerary"|p=iii}}.</ref>

<ref name="jk2011-chs1">The reaction of some readers elicited comments from Krishnamurti and associates. In 1977 meetings with trustees of the Krishnamurti foundations, he remarked about the untoward effect the ''Notebook''{{'s}} publication had on some people in India, and concurred that in general, it had "set {{nobr|off ...}} {{interp|a}}ll sorts, {{interp|of}} crazy {{interp|people}}" {{harv|J. Krishnamurti|2011|loc={{nobr|chs. "1. You}} Have Drunk at the Fountain", "4. Can this Be Kept Alive Flowering Forever Timelessly?"}}.</ref>

<ref name="jk-assoc">Some discussions with close associates are summarized or excerpted in {{harvnb|Lutyens|1983|pp=186, 224{{en dash}}231}}; {{harvnb|Jayakar|1986|pp=293, 364, 391{{en dash}}392, 409, 438{{en dash}}440}}; {{harvnb|Zimbalist|2014|loc=especially "Issue 29" forwards}}, contains numerous references; in such discussions, Krishnamurti is reputed to have often made tentative or ambiguous statements about his inner experiences and aspects of {{em|the otherness}}: "I don't know, and I don't ask" ({{harvnb|Zimbalist|2014|loc=[http://inthepresenceofk.org/issues/issue-34/ "Issue 34"]}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2021-08-30|append=}}); reputedly he once said of his ''Notebook'' manuscript, "It's not my book. I didn't write it." ({{harvnb|Zimbalist|2014|loc=[http://inthepresenceofk.org/issues/issue-31/ "Issue 31"]}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2021-08-30|append=}}); he believed that these experiences would stop once his physical condition deteriorated to the point where he could no longer travel and hold talks, and was mystified by the reputed continuing presence of {{em|the other}}, perceived while an invalid, days before his death ({{harvnb|Zimbalist|2014|loc=[http://inthepresenceofk.org/issues/issue-89/ "Issue 89"]}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2021-10-01|append=}}).</ref>

<ref name="jk-books">{{harvnb|Lutyens|1988|p=3}}; {{harvnb|Martin|2003|p=10}}.</ref>

<ref name="jk-hints">{{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|1960|loc={{nobr|¶ {{interp|34}}}} (end paragraph)}}; {{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|1963|loc={{nobr|¶ {{interp|27}}}}}}. {{nobr|" ... {{interp|T}}here}} is that {{nobr|state ... "}}.</ref>

<ref name="jk-review">Krishnamurti was aware of ''The Guardian'' article, which an associate termed "undistinguished", and decided to review the book himself; he then dictated a review, "laughing as he went along" ({{harvc|id=Grohe 2014|last=Zimbalist|first=Mary|year=2014|c=Appendix 3: {{nobr|§ About}} ''Krishnamurti's Notebook''{{spnd}} A Book Review|p=100|in=Grohe|nb=yes|ignore-err=yes}} Preamble to {{citeref|Grohe|2014|Krishnamurti's review|style=plain}}); the review was partly reproduced in Lutyens' ''The Years of Fulfilment'' {{harv|Lutyens|1983|pp=88, 212{{en dash}}213}}.</ref>

<ref name="jko-doc">A snapshot of the [[#JKO|JKO]] document's pages {{interp|JKO document {{nobr|no. 80}}}} was archived from a "legacy" version of {{official website|1=http://jkrishnamurti.org|2=the official repository}} in {{nobr|December 2012.}} See {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121226134712/http://www.jkrishnamurti.org/krishnamurti-teachings/view-text.php?s=books&tid=2372&chid=70564|title=''Krishnamurti's Notebook''}}.{{As of|2022|4|alt={{sp}}However as of {{nobr|April 2022}} the work was not available at the contemporary version of the repository.}}</ref>

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<ref name="jsb1976">{{harvnb|Bagby|1976}}. Positive review of the {{citeref|J. Krishnamurti|1976b|original US edition|style=plain}}.</ref>

<ref name="kp2009-p2">{{harvnb|Krishnamurti Publications|2009|p={{interp|2}}}}.</ref>

<ref name="kr1976">{{harvnb|''Kirkus Reviews''|1976}}. Positive review of the {{citeref|J. Krishnamurti|1976b|original US edition|style=plain}}.</ref>

<ref name="manuscript">{{harvnb|Lutyens|2003|p=210}}; Lutyens is referring to the manuscript published as the [[#Original edition|original edition]] {{harv|ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|2003}}|McCoy|2003}}; {{vanchor|mz|text=Mary Zimbalist}}, Krishnamurti's personal secretary and close associate, quoting from her 1974 notes states in her memoir that the manuscript comprised 363 pages ({{harvnb|Zimbalist|2014|loc=[http://inthepresenceofk.org/issues/issue-29/ "Issue 29"]}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2021-08-30|append=}}); Krishnamurti manuscripts and other original works are part of the official Krishnamurti Archives, set up by the [[Krishnamurti foundations]] {{harv|KFA|n.d.}}.<!--The visible anchor tag in this note provides a permanent target for incoming links independently of the ref link. Please do not remove it. This anchor is linked to from other note(s) in this article. See [[Template:Visible anchor]] for details.--></ref>

<ref name="ml1983-pp7">{{harvnb|Lutyens|1983|pp=7, 68, 71}}. {{em|The process}} consistently involved headaches of varying severity. Spinal discomfort, starting at the base of the spine, was more frequent in the early occurrences, which included additional elements and symptoms. The whole experience was reputedly often accompanied by heightened (in a few cases, seemingly extreme) sensitivity to the environment and to external [[Stimulus (physiology)|stimuli]]. {{interp|Emphasis added.}}</ref>

<ref name="ml1983-pp199">{{harvnb|Lutyens|1983|pp=199{{en dash}}200}}. D. Rajagopal had [[copyright]] for Krishnamurti's works ({{pp.|98|99, 151}}), and was in possession of the manuscript until the 1974 agreement.</ref>

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<ref name="objections">{{harvnb|Lutyens|1983|loc={{nobr|ch. "10:}} Krishnamurti's Notebook" {{pp.|107|119}}}}. "One or two {{nobr|people ...}} were averse to its publication. They feared it would dishearten K's {{interp|Krishnamurti's}} followers. He maintains that human beings can transform themselves radically, not in time, not by evolution, but by immediate perception, whereas the ''Notebook'' shows that Krishnamurti is not an ordinary man transformed but a unique being existing in a different dimension from ordinary {{nobr|humanity. ...}} His reply was, 'We do not all have to be Edisons to turn on the electric light.' Later he was to say to a journalist in Rome, who suggested that he had been born as he was and that therefore others could not attain to his state of consciousness, 'Christopher Columbus went to America in a sailing ship; we can go by jet{{'"}} ({{pp.|118|119}}); Krishnamurti also used the Columbus metaphor in answer to audience questions about his reputed inner experiences as related in Lutyens' ''The Years of Awakening'' ({{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|1975|loc=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwiPPFup9wU&t=155s {{nobr|2 min}} {{nobr|35 s in}}], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwiPPFup9wU&t=506s {{nobr|8 min}} {{nobr|27 s in}}]}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2023-01-23}} Official transcript {{nobr|¶¶ {{interp|3}}}}, {{interp|12}}).</ref>

<ref name="obs1976">{{harvnb|''The Observer''|1976}}. Neutral mini-review of the {{citeref|J. Krishnamurti|1976a|original UK edition|style=plain}}.</ref>

<ref name="otherness">{{harvnb|Lutyens|1976a}}; {{harvnb|Holroyd|1991|p=46}}; {{harvnb|Moody|2015}}. {{em|The otherness}} is alternately called by Krishnamurti {{em|benediction}}, {{em|immensity}}, {{em|presence}} etc. {{interp|This and all similar emphasis added.}}; {{harvnb|Holroyd|1991|p=47}}. "The benediction literally discloses reality, in the sense of making manifest that which is closed off and hidden from the partial and limited awareness that human beings accept as normal"; {{harvnb|Moody|2015|p=150}}. {{nobr|"{{interp|Krishnamurti}}}} ascribes to this quality a sense of overwhelming power, something impenetrable, vast, innocent, and untouchable"; prior to starting the diary Krishnamurti referred to this state in notes that were eventually included in the second volume of his ''[[Commentaries on Living]]'' book series ({{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|1958|loc=[https://www.jkrishnamurti.org/content/series-ii-chapter-57-immensity § "Immensity" {{pp.|241|242}}]. {{retrieved|access-date=2023-10-20|via=[[#JKO|J. Krishnamurti Online]]|append=}}}}).</ref>

<ref name="process">{{harvnb|''The Times''|1986}}; {{harvnb|Vernon|2001|p=228}}; Krishnamurti allowed information about {{em|the process}} and other details of his life to become public knowledge through Lutyens' biography, which included extensive descriptions of the first such occurrences {{harv|Lutyens|1975|loc={{nobr|chs. "18:}} The Turning Point"{{spaced en dash}} "21: Climax of the Process" {{pp.|152|188}} {{interp|cumulative}}}}.</ref>

<ref name="pw1976">{{harvnb|''Publishers Weekly''|1976}}. Positive brief review of the {{citeref|J. Krishnamurti|1976b|original US edition|style=plain}}.</ref>

<ref name="q&a">{{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|1979a|loc=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnVmCBPOA6c&t=4177s {{nobr|1 h}} {{nobr|9 min}} {{nobr|42 s in}}]}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2024-08-05}} Official transcript: "In your ''Notebook'' sir, you make mention of a process"; {{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|1979b|loc=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MouoYIAx0c&t=2080s {{nobr|34 min}} {{nobr|40 s in}}]}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2022-08-05}} (Official transcript {{nobr|¶ {{interp|23}}}}); {{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|1983}}; {{harvnb|J. Krishnamurti|1985|loc=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpWKg66m9n4&t=1267s {{nobr|21 min}} {{nobr|7 s in}}], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpWKg66m9n4&t=2411s {{nobr|40 min}} {{nobr|11 s in}}]}}. {{retrieved|access-date=2022-08-05}} (Official transcript {{nobr|¶¶ {{interp|9}},}} {{interp|17}}).</ref>

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<ref name="rmc2003">{{harvnb|ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|2003}}|McCoy|2003}}. The previously unpublished diary entries of the expanded edition were dated {{nobr|24 January}} to {{nobr|19 March, 1962.}}</ref>

<ref name="rv2001-pp223">{{harvnb|Vernon|2001|pp=223{{en dash}}227}}.</ref>

<ref name="rv2001-pp227">{{harvnb|Vernon|2001|pp=227{{en dash}}228}}.</ref>

<ref name="sh1991-pp44">{{harvnb|Holroyd|1991|pp=44, 47{{en dash}}48}}.</ref>

<ref name="tt1986">{{harvnb|''The Times''|1986}}.</ref>

<ref name="unrelated">Several extracts from unrelated "Krishnamurti notebooks" had been published prior to the 1974 agreement, according to a detailed Krishnamurti bibliography {{harv|Weeraperuma|1974|pp=51, 53}}; similarly unrelated, the ''[[Commentaries on Living]]'' book series (1956{{en dash}}1960) is subtitled "From the notebooks of J. Krishnamurti" {{harv|J. Krishnamurti|1958|loc=title page}}; extracts from another "Krishnamurti’s notebook" were published around the time of the agreement {{harv|Weeraperuma|1998|pp=24{{en dash}}25, 26}}.</ref>

<ref name="wd2006">{{harvnb|Daniel|2006}}.</ref>

<ref name="witness">{{harvnb|Lutyens|1983|pp=107{{en dash}}108, 112, 116}}. Some witnesses were initially alarmed by the events. An associate who was present in London wrote to {{nobr|D. Rajagopal,}} Krishnamurti's then{{en dash}}business manager asking for guidance, and another in Switzerland contemporaneously described the witnessed events in her diary; {{harvnb|Jayakar|1986|pp=244{{en dash}}245}}. Impressions of an Indian associate regarding diary entries and reputed related incidents at Rishi Valley, [[Andhra Pradesh]].</ref>

}}

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* {{cite book |author-last=Holroyd |author-first=Stuart |year=1991 |author-link=Stuart Holroyd |title=Krishnamurti: the man, the mystery & the message |url-access=registration |url=https://archive.org/details/krishnamurtimanm0000holr |type=[[paperback]] |edition=1st |publisher=[[HarperCollins|Element Books]] |location=[[Shaftesbury]], Dorset & [[Rockport, Massachusetts]] |isbn=978-1-852302-0-09 |via=[[Internet Archive]]}}

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* {{cite book |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|1958}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |author-link=Jiddu Krishnamurti |year=1958 |title=Commentaries on living second series |title-link=Commentaries on Living |editor=D. Rajagopal |series=From the notebooks of J. Krishnamurti |location=New York |edition=1st |publisher=[[Harper (publisher)|Harper]] |oclc=317495017}}

* {{cite speech |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|1960}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=1960 |author-link=Jiddu Krishnamurti |author-mask=2 |title=Madras 4th Public Talk 23rd December 1956 |event=Talks by Krishnamurti in India 1956{{en dash}}1957 |url=https://www.jkrishnamurti.org/content/madras-4th-public-talk-23rd-december-1956 |medium=official transcript |location=[[Ojai, California]] |publisher=Krishnamurti Writings |oclc=33232421 |via=[[#JKO|J. Krishnamurti Online]] |access-date=2023-01-25}}

* {{cite speech |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|1963}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=1963 |author-link=Jiddu Krishnamurti |author-mask=2 |title=Public Talk 5 London, England{{spnd}} 14 June 1962 |url=https://www.jkrishnamurti.org/content/public-talk-5-london-england-14-june-1962 |event=Talks by Krishnamurti in Europe 1962 |medium=official transcript |location=[[Ojai, California]] |publisher=Krishnamurti Writings |oclc=24765752 |via=[[#JKO|J. Krishnamurti Online]] |access-date=2023-01-17}}

* {{cite AV media |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|1975}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=1975 |author-link=Jiddu Krishnamurti |author-mask=2 |title=Audio: J. Krishnamurti Brockwood Park 1975 public discussion 1: The action of total awareness |transcript=Official transcript |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwiPPFup9wU |transcript-url=https://www.jkrishnamurti.org/content/action-total-awareness |series=Talks at Brockwood Park 1975 |medium=[[YouTube|YouTube video]] |publisher=Krishnamurti Foundation Trust |via=J. Krishnamurti Official Channel; [[#JKO|J. Krishnamurti Online]] |access-date=2023-01-23 |quote={{interp|Foot of transcript title:}} 09 September 1975}}.

* {{cite AV media |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|1979a}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=1979 |author-link=Jiddu Krishnamurti |author-mask=2 |title=Meditation is Giving Thought its Right Place: Public Discussion #3 |transcript=Official transcript |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnVmCBPOA6c |transcript-url=https://www.jkrishnamurti.org/content/meditation-giving-thought-its-right-place |medium=[[YouTube|YouTube video]] |series=Talks at Saanen 1979 |publisher=Krishnamurti Foundation Trust |via=J. Krishnamurti Official Channel; [[#JKO|J. Krishnamurti Online]] |access-date=2023-01-23 |quote={{interp|[[Title sequence]]:}} Saanen, Switzerland 27 July 1979}}.

* {{cite AV media |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|1979b}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=1979 |author-link=Jiddu Krishnamurti |author-mask=2 |title=Question & Answer Meeting #1 |transcript=Official transcript |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MouoYIAx0c |transcript-url=https://www.jkrishnamurti.org/content/1st-question-answer-meeting |medium=[[YouTube|YouTube video]] |series=Talks at Brockwood Park 1979 |publisher=Krishnamurti Foundation Trust |via=J. Krishnamurti Official Channel; [[#JKO|J. Krishnamurti Online]] |access-date=2023-01-23 |quote={{interp|[[Title sequence]]:}} Brockwood Park, UK 28 August 1979}}.

* {{cite AV media |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|1983}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=1983 |author-link=Jiddu Krishnamurti |author-mask=2 |title=Have you had mysterious experiences? Is not K's consciousness put together by thought and words: Question #3: Question & Answer Meeting #3 |transcript=Official transcript |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxbpR-sDPkI |transcript-url=https://www.jkrishnamurti.org/content/3rd-question-answer-meeting-14 |medium=[[YouTube|YouTube video]] |series=Talks at Saanen 1983 |publisher=Krishnamurti Foundation Trust |via=J. Krishnamurti Official Channel; [[#JKO|J. Krishnamurti Online]] |access-date=2023-01-23 |quote={{interp|[[Title sequence]]:}} Saanen, Switzerland 26 July 1983}}.

* {{cite AV media |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|1985}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=1985 |author-link=Jiddu Krishnamurti |author-mask=2 |title=Question & Answer Meeting #1 |transcript=Official transcript |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpWKg66m9n4 |transcript-url=https://www.jkrishnamurti.org/content/1st-question-answer-meeting-47 |medium=[[YouTube|YouTube video]] |series=Talks at Brockwood Park 1985 |publisher=Krishnamurti Foundation Trust |via=J. Krishnamurti Official Channel; [[#JKO|J. Krishnamurti Online]] |access-date=2023-01-23 |quote={{interp|[[Title sequence]]:}} Brockwood Park, UK 27 August 1985}}.

* {{cite book |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|2011}} |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |author-link=Jiddu Krishnamurti |author-mask=2 |year=2011 |title=The perfume of the teachings{{spnd}} working with J. Krishnamurti |editor1-last=Cadogan |editor1-first=Mary |editor1-link=Mary Cadogan |editor2-last=McCoy |editor2-first=Ray |others=Trustees of [[Krishnamurti foundations]] |type=[[paperback]] |edition=1st |location=[[Bramdean]], UK |publisher=Krishnamurti Foundation Trust |isbn=978-0-900506-00-0}}

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* {{cite book |ref={{harvid|Grohe|2014}} |contributor-last=Jiddu |contributor-first=Krishnamurti |contributor-mask=2 |author-last=Grohe |author-first=Friedrich |year=2014 |orig-year=originally published 1991 |contribution=Appendix 3:&nbsp;§&nbsp;{{'}}''K's Notebook'' {{en dash}} A Book Review by J. Krishnamurti himself{{'-}} |url=https://friedrichgrohe.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Beauty-Inh-2014_engl.pdf |title=The beauty of the mountain: memories of J. Krishnamurti |type=[[paperback]] |edition=7th |publisher=Krishnamurti Foundation Trust |location=[[Bramdean]], UK |via=author website |pages=100{{en dash}}105 |isbn=978-1-937902-25-4 |access-date=2022-04-04 |quote-page=100 |quote=Brockwood Park, 20 June 1976}}.

* {{cite magazine |ref={{harvid|Publishers Weekly|1976}} |author=<!--Staff writer(s); no byline.--> |date=31 May 1976 |title=Krishnamurti's Notebook |url=https://digitalarchives.publishersweekly.com/?a=d&d=BG19760531.1.196&e=------197-en-20--1--txt-txIN%7ctxRV-krishnamurti----1976-----1 |department=PW Forecasts |magazine=[[Publishers Weekly]] |volume=209 |issue=22 |page=196 |location=New York |publisher=[[R. R. Bowker]] |issn=0000-0019 |url-access=subscription |via=PW Digital Archive}}

* {{cite magazine |ref={{harvid|Kirkus Reviews|1976}} |author=<!--Staff writer(s); no byline.--> |date=15 June 1976 |url=https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/j-krislmamurti/krishnamurtis-notebook/ |title=Krishnamurti's Notebook |department=Non-fiction |magazine=[[Kirkus Reviews]] |publisher=Kirkus Media {{interp|Kirkus Service}} |location=New York |volume=44 |issue=12 |page=668 |issn=1948-7428 |access-date=2021-09-22 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151203005653/https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/j-krislmamurti/krishnamurtis-notebook/ |url-status=live |archive-date=2015-12-03}}

* {{cite book |author-last=Lutyens |author-first=Mary |author-link=Mary Lutyens |year=1975 |orig-year=originally published in London: [[John Murray (publishing house) |John Murray]] |title=Krishnamurti: the years of awakening |url=https://archive.org/details/krishnamurtiyear0000unse_n4b0 |url-access=registration |type=[[hardcover]] |publisher=[[Farrar, Straus and Giroux]] |location=New York |edition="1st American printing" |isbn=978-0-374-18222-9 |via=[[Internet Archive]]}}

* {{cite book |author-last=Lutyens |author-first=Mary |author-mask=2 |author-link=Mary Lutyens |year=1983 |orig-year=originally published in London: [[John Murray (publishing house) |John Murray]] |title=Krishnamurti: the years of fulfillment |url=https://archive.org/details/krishnamurti00mary |url-access=registration |type=[[hardcover]] |edition="1st American printing" |location=New York |publisher=[[Farrar Straus and Giroux]] |isbn=978-0-374-18224-3 |via=[[Internet Archive]]}}

* {{cite book |author-last=Lutyens |author-first=Mary |author-link=Mary Lutyens |author-mask=2 |year=1988 |orig-year=originally published in London: [[John Murray (publishing house) |John Murray]] |title=Krishnamurti: the open door |url=https://archive.org/details/krishnamurtiopen00luty |url-access=registration |type=[[hardcover]] |edition="1st American printing" |location=New York |publisher=[[Farrar Straus & Giroux]] |isbn=978-037418225-0 |via=[[Internet Archive]]}}

* {{cite book |author-last=Lutyens |author-first=Mary |author-mask=2 |author-link=Mary Lutyens |year=2003 |orig-year=originally published 1990. London: [[John Murray (publishing house) |John Murray]] |title=The life and death of Krishnamurti |url=https://archive.org/details/lifedeathofkrish0000luty |url-access=registration |type=[[paperback]] |location=[[Bramdean]], UK |publisher=Krishnamurti Foundation Trust |isbn=978-0-900506-22-2 |via=[[Internet Archive]]}}

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* {{cite book |author-last=Martin |author-first=Raymond |year=2003 |title=On Krishnamurti |type=[[paperback]] |edition=3rd |series=Wadsworth Philosophers |location=Boston |publisher=[[Thomson/Wadsworth]] |isbn=978-0534252267}}

* {{cite book |ref={{harvid|J. Krishnamurti|2003}} |contributor-last=McCoy |contributor-first=Ray |author-last=Jiddu |author-first=Krishnamurti |year=2003 |author-link=Jiddu Krishnamurti |contribution=Foreword to this edition |title=Krishnamurti's notebook |contribution-url=http://legacy.jkrishnamurti.org/krishnamurti-teachings/view-text.php?tid=2372&chid=70564&w=& |url-status=unfit |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304125919/https://www.jkrishnamurti.org/krishnamurti-teachings/view-text.php?tid=2372&chid=70564&w=& |archive-date=2016-03-04 |type=[[hardcover]] |edition=full text |page=iv |others=Foreword to the original edition by [[Mary Lutyens |Lutyens, Mary]] |location=[[Ojai, California]] |publisher=Krishnamurti Publications of America |isbn=978-1-888004-63-2 |id=[[#JKO|JKO]] legacy document no. 80 |via=[[Wayback Machine]] |access-date=2023-01-17}}

* {{cite magazine |author-last=Moody |author-first=David Edmund |date=Fall 2015 |title=Krishnamurti's Inner Life |url=https://www.theosophical.org/publications/quest-magazine/krishnamurti-s-inner-life |magazine=The Quest |publisher=[[Theosophical Society in America]] |location=[[Wheaton, Illinois]] |volume=103 |issue=4 |pages=148{{en dash}}151 |issn=1040-533X |access-date=2023-09-29 |id={{ProQuest|1908870504}} |quote={{interp|Incorrect pagination shown at weblink:}} pg. 143{{en dash}}147.}} 

* {{cite news |author-last=Neustatter |author-first=Angela |date=19 June 1976 |title=Krishna Murti (right) is the guru who, since cutting loose Anne Besant and theosophy 50 years ago, has preached transcendental development without building a commercial empire |newspaper=[[The Guardian]] |publisher=Guardian News & Media |location=London |page=11 |issn=0261-3077 |quote={{interp|Variant spelling:}} Krishna Murti |id={{ProQuest|185873254}}}}.

* {{cite news |ref={{harvid|The Times|1986}} |author=<!--Staff writer(s); no byline.--> |title=Obituary of Jiddu Krishnamurti, philosophical and religious teacher |newspaper=[[The Times]] |location=London |page=14 |date=19 February 1986 |issn=0140-0460 |id={{gale|A117898889}}}}

* {{cite news |ref={{harvid|The Observer|1976}} |author=<!--Staff writer(s); no byline.--> |date=8 August 1976 |title=Shorter Notices |department=Book Reviews |newspaper=[[The Observer]] |publisher=[[Guardian Media Group]] |location=London |at=§ "Krishnamurti's Notebook" {{p.|22}}|issn=0029-7712 |id={{ProQuest|476345363}}}}

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* {{cite web |ref={{harvid|KFA|n.d.}} |author=<!--Staff writer(s); no byline.--> |date=n.d. |url=https://kfa.org/archives/ |title=The KFA Archive |website=Krishnamurti Foundation of America |location=[[Ojai, California]] |access-date=2021-12-10 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200922001159/https://www.kfa.org/archives/ |url-status=live |archive-date=2020-09-22}}

* {{cite book |ref={{harvid|Krishnamurti Publications|2009}} |author=<!--Staff writers; no byline.--> |year=2009 |title=Trade catalog 2009{{en dash}}2010 |url=http://kpublications.com/Kpublications_Catalog_09_10.pdf |type=[[pamphlet]] |publisher=Krishnamurti Publications |location=[[Bramdean]], UK & [[Ojai, California]] |access-date=2017-08-27 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20091116224342/http://kpublications.com/Kpublications_Catalog_09_10.pdf |archive-date=2009-11-16 |via=[[Wayback Machine]]}}

* {{cite book |author-last=Vernon |author-first=Roland |author-link=Roland Vernon |year=2001 |title=Star in the east: Krishnamurti: the invention of a messiah |url=https://archive.org/details/starineastkrishn00vern |url-access=registration |type=[[hardcover]] |location=New York |publisher=[[Palgrave Macmillan|Palgrave]] |isbn=978-0-312-23825-4 |via=[[Internet Archive]]}}

* {{cite book |author-last=Weeraperuma |author-first=Susunaga |year=1974 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=GeIUAAAAIAAJ |url-access=limited |title=A bibliography of the life and teachings of Jiddu Krishnamurti |type=[[hardcover]] |edition=1st |location=[[Leiden]] |publisher=[[Brill Publishers|E. J. Brill]] |isbn=978-90-04-04007-6 |via=[[Google Books]] |access-date=2024-08-24}}

* {{cite book |author-last=Weeraperuma |author-first=Susunaga |author-mask=2 |year=1998 |orig-year=originally published 1982 as ''Supplement to a bibliography of the life and teachings of Jiddu Krishnamurti''. [[Mumbai |Bombay]] |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=58o6zKOkOfQC |url-access=limited |title=Jiddu Krishnamurti: a bibliographical guide |type=[[hardcover]] |edition=reprint of 2nd rev. |location=[[Delhi]] |publisher=[[Motilal Banarsidass]] |via=[[Google Books]] |isbn=978-81-208-1426-4 |access-date=2024-08-24}}

* {{cite web |author-last=Zimbalist |author-first=Mary |editor-last=Forbes |editor-first=Scott H. |year=2014 |orig-year=originally published in series, March 2013{{spaced en dash}} December 2014<!--range from source pages.--> |title=In The Presence of Krishnamurti: The Memoirs of Mary Zimbalist |url=http://inthepresenceofk.org |website=In the presence of K |publisher=Holistic Education |location=[[Portland, Oregon]] |access-date=2024-08-06}}

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