The Buddha: An Alternative Narrative of His Life and Teaching

Seeing Is Ending U.G. and the Natural State Sri Aurobindo did not live long enough to complete his spiritual experiments and actualize the ‘supramental’ manifestation, and the task was passed on to the Mother. But she died before the cellular changes were brought to fruition and could find their full expression. The burden of completing the process, it seems, was passed on to U.G. Krishnamurti. Many may find such a reading strange and even problematic. It was certainly not something like passing on the baton in a relay race! However, whether such a reading makes sense or not, the fact remains that, in 1967, five years before the Mother's death, U.G. Krishnamurti walked through that ‘just been opened door’ to undergo a full-scale biological mutation and come into the natural state. Born on 9 July 1918 in Masulipatnam, a town in coastal Andhra Pradesh, U.G. Krishnamurti grew up in a peculiar milieu of both theosophy and Hindu religious beliefs and practices. Exposed to such knowledge...