The Ending of Time by J. Krishnamurti and Dr. David Bohm.  Reading at the suggestion of a dear friend for the support of a paradigm shift which doesn't require "thinking", "thoughts", "trying to become something", etc.  Interesting that the dialog wears down one's "thinker" until one is left on the "ground" or with "ground"in one's belly.

David Bohm is brilliant at sorting out questions such as:  "is the source of human conflict the individual's inability to face that fact of what he or she actually is, psychologically, resulting in the imposition of an illusory goal of what one must try to become?"  Such an excellent question, the answer suspends time.

Which is good because I am getting old (an illusion of course).