Osho English Books :
Series B
- Be Still And Know :
In this very special series of questions and answers Osho talks on the death and enlightenment of his own father, which occurred at this time. He also shines his unique light on subjects as diverse as science and meditation, personality and essence, homosexuality, witnessing, and silence.
"He left the world in utter silence, in joy, in peace. He left the world like a lotus flower – it was worth celebrating. And these are the occasions for you to learn how to live and how to die. Each death should be a celebration, but it can be a celebration only if it leads you to higher planes of existence."
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- The Beloved Vol- 1
Osho introduces the wild, dancing world of the Bauls, the mystics of Bengal. And in the first verse of their song, "Only a connoisseur of the flavors of love can comprehend the language of a lover's heart" is revealed the essence of their religion. Osho explains the Bauls' view of sex, their concept of the body as a temple and their secret of surrender to God, to the Beloved, to "the essential man" who lives within us all.
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Ten talks based on the natural, magical wisdom inherent in the songs of the Bauls of Bengal, those "delicious madmen, mystics, fools and poets." Osho also responds to seekers' questions, and no matter what the question may be, the answers he gives always convey the trust, oneness and love experienced by the Bauls.
Whatever you may have thought or read up until now, these talks will take you further. They are not about enlightenment, rather words spoken by a man who has known enlightenment – and left it far behind. Through his responses to the questions of people from all walks of life, Osho explores the subject from the inside, revealing the inner workings of a mystic.
What does enlightenment mean? – spiritual awakening, discovering the truth about life? Or is it less defined, just a formless sense of something to work towards on a journey of personal exploration?
Bodhidharma is named as the 26th Zen Patriarch in the line emanating from Gautam Buddha. However, as Osho says, he shows even "higher flights" than Buddha – who would not accept any female disciples – as his master was the enlightened woman, Pragyatara.
Buddhism had entered China six hundred years earlier, and now Pragyatara instructed Bodhidharma to go there and to pass on Buddha’s essential message of enlightenment. The earlier messengers of Buddha’s teachings had had a great impact on the people of China, but none had been enlightened. It was now time for the taste of realization, of awakening, to be passed on.
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Any religion or philosophy you pick – if you are looking for a real insight from a fresh point of view – you can find it from Osho. Tibetan Buddhism is no exception. The age of a tradition does not automatically result in wisdom – only awareness and an eternally young mind can give meaning to a reader today. Osho’s The Book of Wisdom is not a book of esoteric philosophy; don’t read this as an academic introduction to Buddhism – you might be disappointed.
Based on the ’Seven Points of Mind Training’ by the 11th century Buddhist mystic Atisha, The Book of Wisdom conveys the essential science and methodology of meditation with a freshness and spontaneity that is rarely found in contemporary spiritual works. Osho
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Osho says of the Bauls: "Theirs is the path of the dancer, the singer, and the aesthetic man." The essence of their religion is revealed in their song, "Only the connoisseur of the flavors of love can comprehend the language of a lover's heart." These talks will introduce you to the Baul's vision of "the essential man" the god who lives within us all, and to Osho's vision of the body and human consciousness.
- Beyond Enlightment :
What does enlightenment mean? – spiritual awakening, discovering the truth about life? Or is it less defined, just a formless sense of something to work towards on a journey of personal exploration?
- Beyond Psychology :
Osho talks in depth on a variety of esoteric subjects. He describes many techniques of self-discovery, pointing out that psychological answers to man's self-made miseries will no longer work. These discourses, are rare jewels of wisdom.
- Bodhidharma : The Greatest Zen Master :
Bodhidharma is named as the 26th Zen Patriarch in the line emanating from Gautam Buddha. However, as Osho says, he shows even "higher flights" than Buddha – who would not accept any female disciples – as his master was the enlightened woman, Pragyatara.
Buddhism had entered China six hundred years earlier, and now Pragyatara instructed Bodhidharma to go there and to pass on Buddha’s essential message of enlightenment. The earlier messengers of Buddha’s teachings had had a great impact on the people of China, but none had been enlightened. It was now time for the taste of realization, of awakening, to be passed on.
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- The Book Of Wisdom :
Any religion or philosophy you pick – if you are looking for a real insight from a fresh point of view – you can find it from Osho. Tibetan Buddhism is no exception. The age of a tradition does not automatically result in wisdom – only awareness and an eternally young mind can give meaning to a reader today. Osho’s The Book of Wisdom is not a book of esoteric philosophy; don’t read this as an academic introduction to Buddhism – you might be disappointed.
Based on the ’Seven Points of Mind Training’ by the 11th century Buddhist mystic Atisha, The Book of Wisdom conveys the essential science and methodology of meditation with a freshness and spontaneity that is rarely found in contemporary spiritual works. Osho
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- The Buddha : The Emptiness Of The Heart :
In this particularly potent dose of Zen, Osho challenges the reader to know the "empty heart," the door to eternity that exists within everyone. Using stories and haikus from past Zen masters, Osho reveals the relevance of Zen for the contemporary world. He separates Zen from all the other religions in the world, stating that they are obsolete whereas the Zen he is presenting is an alive phenomenon.
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