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When something is so, it is so, and it doesn't matter who says it. But for sake of clarity, I want to point out that there are two Krishnamurtis - J. and U.G. - not related, but similar. Both freed themselves (or became free) of the mind and thought and seperation/fragmentation. They write a bit differently, U.G. still being direct and to the point, but J. with a bit more explanation or step-by-step leading you to see for yourself. U.G.'s remaining character seems much more like a warrior than J. to me, but like I said, both are speaking from direct seeing of what is.

My recent quotes were from U.G. and the above article is from J., just for clarity, if it matters to anyone.