The kitchen chronicles: 1001 lunches with J. Krishnamurti

Ojai, Calif.: Edwin House (1997)
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The Kitchen Chronicles is a moving and surprisingly humorous memoir by the cook to one of the th Centurys great figures, Indian-born philosopher J. Krishnamurti. In a modern quest for truth the author chronicles the daily life in Krishnamurtis kitchen and at his table. This insightful, fast-paced memoir reveals the private life of Krishnamurti, his splendid sense of humor, his affectionate friendships, and probing intelligence. Photographs place Krishnamurti in his California home with friends and associates.

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