A Hindi translation of J. Krishnamurti’s On God - by Sanjeev Kumar Sharma, Vinay Kumar Vaidya and Shakti Kumar - the audiobook is an inquiry into the search for the divine. Can we ever know the unknowable? How do we understand it through our thoughts and experiences? Krishnamurti peels off layers within the eternal quest to know that which is beyond human reality. While deepening the philosophical ideas around our complex relationship with faith, religion, divinity and the sacred, the author also indicates the challenge for intellectual reasoning to articulate such knowledge. He identifies our propensity to move towards faith as a way of overcoming our fear, grief, confusion, suffering and uncertainty. De-mystifying the mystical realm, Krishnamurti leads us towards freely exploring and experiencing our spiritual minds. How can we find our own path towards discovering supreme joy? Does absolute truth exist and can it ever be invoked through the fragmented human reality? Can we be free from our need to understand through our intellect and attempt to take a leap into experiencing deeply and fully? One of the greatest minds of the 20th century, Krishnamurti leads us to the threshold of finding our own truth. Challenging dogmatic patterns, he lays emphasis on our capacity to seek and embrace the ‘unknowable’ by giving up all that we think we know. He presents an inspiring path for the individual who is seeking to look within, to unlock the greatest mysteries known to humankind - the nature of truth, reality and authentic enlightenment.