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Lunch With Krishnamurti
Written by Michael Krohnen
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In his capacity as Krishnamurti's chef, Krohnen became witness to Krishnamurti's daily life, habits and mealtime conversations. Krohnen shares with us a rare glimpse into the private life of Krishnamurti, revealing him as a man of rare integrity, the same person in private as in public. Krohnen describes Krishnamurti's extraordinary ability to reach into people's minds, even over lunch.
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