J. Krishnamurti spoke to young people all over the world and founded schools in California, England, and India. When one is young, he said, one must be revolutionary, not merely in revolt . . . to be psychologically revolutionary means non-acceptance of any pattern. Carlson, an award-winning author on the psychological problems facing today's teens, has selected passages from Krishnamurti's work that enable teens to explore some of the most pertinent issues in their lives.