Foundations

Krishnamurti established several Foundations in different parts of the world. Each has responsibility to preserve Krishnamurti’s teachings and make them available. They are not religious or spiritual organisations but exist to provide a service to interested people. The Foundations work very closely with one another and Trustees regularly visit each other and maintain close contact.

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Schools

Krishnamurti started several schools in India, one in England and one in U.S.A. Since Krishnamurti did not lay down a method or philosophy, these schools are different in their approach. However, they share a common interest in providing an education that is more than teaching of knowledge and skills and in attempting to educate for the art of living.

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Retreat Centres

The Krishnamurti Centres are intended for the study of the teachings of J. Krishnamurti. It is for people who would like to be in a quiet environment where they could give full attention to these teachings and their implications in their own lives. It is hoped and intended that people will use the Centre, the teachings of Krishnamurti and the atmosphere of quiet enquiry here to deepen their understanding.
There is an extensive range of Krishnamurti books, videotapes, audiotapes and other records.

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Committees

The Krishnamurti Committees in
various countries provide information and make available books, video and audio tapes, CD-ROMs etc. In many cases they also work on translating books as well as making translations of video & audio tapes. They also have information centres, video showings, and discussion meetings. Most of them keep mailing lists, sending out regular bulletins or newsletters. The Committees are autonomous but work closely with the Krishnamurti Foundations.

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Information Centres

Various individuals working with Committees and Foundations in countries all over the world in organising video and tape meetings and small libraries where people can borrow books and tapes. The prime objective is to provide information and make available Krishnamurti's work in an undistorted way.

Sometimes these Centres also facilitate dialogue groups.

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