...or  that of J Krishnamurti.

I'm pretty sure we are of one mind here, so I am confused about why you think what K said makes sense. he definitely seemed to be talking about something!

Truth is definitely something is it not ? A quality, embodied by entities. I think we have agreed that. And it is not a disembodied place, it can not exist if you can`t point to it. That is just a notion, less than a puff of smoke even.... just a lie.

When I came to this forum just a few days ago, by way of introduction I mentioned J Krishnamurti as one teacher/philosopher I would still recommend anyone to read who is interested in the subject of self knowledge, though I`m not promoting him as a `guru` !   I think I` have said that already. 

Unfortunately, Prem Rawat, and many others, have abused the word truth and the meaning of truth for their own motives, and for many it has lost its quality. It has become an empty fabrication. There is plenty of evidence of this. I found J Krishnamurti`s work helpful once to understand the nature of thought and to be more honest with myself. That is all.

If you read his books, think about it, take time, examine in detail and see for yourself, you may or may not find it makes sense. But it is certainly stimulating and on topic.... !