Mind Is a Myth: Disquieting Conversations with the Man Called U.G.

This collection presents conversations between U. G. Krishnamurti and visitors who seek him out. After pursuing spiritual enlightenment from an early age, Krishnamurti abandoned the search and began questioning its underlying principles, becoming a distinctive and widely sought speaker on the subject. The book offers an unconventional examination of human spiritual aspiration. Krishnamurti directly challenges core concepts, asking whether freedom, enlightenment, and liberation exist beyond the abstractions promoted by religions. He presents his perspective simply and forcefully, without external support. The volume addresses both active seekers of God, happiness, or enlightenment—challenging every aspect of their search—and those who have abandoned the search in favor of skepticism. Krishnamurti engages directly with fundamental questions about the nature and validity of spiritual pursuits.