Transformation

About this book

Dr. Hubert Keller and his wife, Marjorie Keller, moved to Ojai, California, in approximately the year 1944 to be close to the world-renowned teacher, Jiddu Krishnamurti. Dr. Keller was Krishnamurti's osteopathic physician. Through this relationship, they frequently walked together on the grounds of AryaVihara, and the east end of Ojai, discussing the nature of truth.Dr. Keller began writing his book, Transformation, in the late 1940s, during his profound awakening through Krishnamurti. The book was written over a period of ten years. He died in April 1971. After his death, Marjorie, along with her daughter, Jaya Sarada, took the book to Pondicherry, India, to get it printed. It was well-received and many people were introduced to Dr. Keller's insightful message.In February 2007, Marjorie Keller passed away, leaving the book with Jaya to be republished and made available for a new generation. Jaya feels that it was her mother's greatest wish, and also that of Dr. Keller, for the reader of this profound book to experience a true transformation through these teachings.This is a must-read book for serious students of truth. It is not an easy read because it is not traditional nor is it organized as a philosophy. If you are a reader who has exhausted the great authors who write on transformation, nirvana, enlightenment, and satori then Dr. Hubert Keller's book Transformation will be something altogether new.-R.E. Mark Lee, Trustee, KFA, KFIAuthor, World Teacher: The Life and Teaching of J. Krishnamurti