Krishnamurti’s Comments on Adyar

On Jan 7, 1924, Jiddu Krishnamurti wrote to the members of TS:

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It is essential for the individual member and for the Society that Adyar, as
a great spiritual center, should be maintained worthy and dignified. The
importance of this is so obvious that few can doubt it. Adyar is and always
has been, a spiritual oasis to which the weary traveller looks for comfort
and repose. Though it may not be the previlege of each member in the
Society, to go there from the world of wilderness, yet the mere existence of
such a center give hope and encouragement.

I have visited many a wonderful land and seen many a famous sight but there
is none to equal the extrordinary intangible something of our Adyar. There
is an atmosphere there that does not exist in many a church and temple and
there is a Presence there that we expect to perceive in a sacred shrine. One
can become either a God or a pitiful sinner at Adyar. It is a wonderous spot
and it must be maintained as though it were a holy temple.

Adyar Day exists to remind the members of the glorious place and to urge
them to do their best to make Adyar a worthy and dignified shrine for the
Masters.
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(above is from Krotona Vol IV by Joseph E Ross)