Alsibar is a researcher who has extensively studied Krishnamurti and about Krishnamurti's views on the paranormal world, Alsibar published this video:
Which I will now translate and summarize for you:
« Many
people believe that Krishnamurti denied the extra-physical world and
extrasensory perceptions, so I decided to make a short video to
definitively clear up any doubts about his views on the matter.
It
is true that Krishnamurti claimed to have seen such things in his
youth. But then, for almost his entire life, he denied some things, but
not all.
To clarify this matter, let's look at this book entitled " Our Inner Light: The
True Meaning of Meditation" (Nossa luz interior o verdadeiro
significado da meditação) from the Agora publishing house, which is a
compilation of several reflections made by Jiddu Krishnamurti.
In this book, Krishnamurti speaks clearly about the extra-physical world and extrasensory perceptions.
On
page 105 it says that opening up the search for the occult is
fashionable because it is considered a very important topic for those
who seek the truth.
And on page 30 of the book, in the chapter "The Beauty of Virtue," Krishnamurti added:
"Various
forms of sensory and extrasensory perceptions, such as clairvoyance,
healing processes, etc.; all this happens, yes, but they are secondary
factors because the mind that is truly concerned with discovering the
truth, the sacred, never focuses on it."
So
there is no longer any doubt, Krishnamurti did accept the existence of
the extra-physical world, since he clearly states that these paranormal
things do exist and really happen.
But he also pointed out that it is not something that should attract the attention of the seeker of truth. »
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