“There is no meantime, there is only now. You do want man to love animals and his fellow human beings, do you not? You do want to put an end to cruelty, not at some future time, but now. If you think in terms of the future, love has no reality. If one may ask, which is the true beginning of any action: is it love, or the capacity to organize?”
Krishnamurti, in this, the third book of Commentaries on Living, describes nature and examines the human psyche, questioning ambition, the nature of wisdom, fear and what is true action.
Author: J. Krishnamurti
Title: Commentaries on Living: Third Series
Edition: First edition
Published: New York: Harper & Brothers, 1960
Physical description: Hardcover; Octavo; 312p
Condition: Dust jacket in fair to good condition with edge wear, chipping and tanning—in protector. Boards and spine bright and clean with bumping to corners and crushing at spine ends. Binding solid and square with hinges and joints all intact. Owner’s inscription and book seller sticker on front end-papers. Pages tanned with some foxing
Comments: Desirable copy
