With "Delivery and Revolution," the powerful intellectual movement represented by Krishnamurti is enriched with a title that clearly indicates something new. Indeed, Krishnamurti has not ceased to make many visits to India, where, since 1974, he has participated in very interesting discussions. This book, dedicated to the exchanges he had in his country of origin, presents us with the meeting between a tradition that is particularly rich and a spirit that comes from the same roots but, as is known, is placed beyond tradition. Krishnamurti's concern remains unchanged in his effort to make people freer and to denounce deceit. These conversations are nothing more than the search for a better understanding of ourselves and life; they are explorations of true perception, the structure and nature of consciousness, questions about freedom and the limits of the field of thought, etc. Well-informed about the contemporary state of science, Krishnamurti is ultimately neither Eastern nor Western. He addresses what is common to all of us and responds to our questioning.