In On God, J. Krishnamurti talks about our quest for the sacred, exploring the futility of pursuing knowledge of the 'unknowable'. He explains that only by relinquishing the pursuit with our intellects can we achieve true liberation, enabling us to experience reality, truth, and bliss in their purest forms. Krishnamurti presents 'the religious mind' as one that directly apprehends the sacred rather than adhering to religious dogma.

According to Krishnamurti, in order to discover God, we must comprehend the process of thought—the process of self-discovery. He dispels common misconceptions about God and religion, paving the way for original thought.

In this transformative exploration, readers are invited to embark on a journey toward genuine wisdom, where the constraints of belief dissolve, and the essence of reality and divinity is unveiled in all its raw splendour.