Few people cared as little about the opinions of others as U.G. (Yuji) Krishnamurti, which makes him very different from the so-called “spiritual teachers.” And he himself never tired of emphasizing that “the great spiritual teachers of mankind have brought more harm than good.” After all, if the answers they gave were correct, humanity would have no problems left. Particular attention in the book is paid to Yuji’s views on the nature of human thinking and the influence of thought on the current state of affairs.