At the Feet of the Master

At the Feet of the Master introduces readers to the young J. Krishnamurti, then known as Alcyone, during his early spiritual education before he became a renowned critic of spiritual authority. Originally published in 1910, the book offers practical guidance on cultivating qualities such as discrimination, desirelessness, good conduct, and love, emphasizing self-discipline, compassion, and service. It provides a glimpse into Krishnamurti’s formative years within a spiritual tradition, capturing his initial journey before he challenged established spiritual organizations. The work serves as both a devotional text and a historical record of his early spiritual path.