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The Secret of Meditation
Di Osho
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This is one of the most fascinating talks by Osho on meditation. We gain a deeper understanding and an actual experience about meditation through this talk which brings us into a space of meditation. He describes meditation as the very center of his teaching efforts; the very womb out of which one is going to be re-born. "To say something about meditation is a contradiction in terms. It is something which you can have, which you can be, but by its very nature you cannot say what it is. Still, efforts have been made to convey it in some way. Even if only a fragmentary, partial understanding arises out of it, that is more than one can expect." From a a series of talks: From Misery to Enlightenment, by Osho.
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The Secret of Meditation
Di Osho
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This is one of the most fascinating talks by Osho on meditation. We gain a deeper understanding and an actual experience about meditation through this talk which brings us into a space of meditation. He describes meditation as the very center of his teaching efforts; the very womb out of which one is going to be re-born. "To say something about meditation is a contradiction in terms. It is something which you can have, which you can be, but by its very nature you cannot say what it is. Still, efforts have been made to convey it in some way. Even if only a fragmentary, partial understanding arises out of it, that is more than one can expect." From a a series of talks: From Misery to Enlightenment, by Osho.
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This is written by Bagwan Shree Rajneesh.
It is simplified question & answer about Tantra, the sacred way of love & sexual intercourse.
I like it very much
It is simplified question & answer about Tantra, the sacred way of love & sexual intercourse.
I like it very much
Great stuff
I love this book, Osho has so many interesting things to say. The whole thing has a very conversational tone and you really get what he is saying.
Along with *Dune* by Frank Herbert, and *The Power of Myth* by Joseph Campbell w/ Bill Moyers, Osho's *Book of Secrets* is one of the books that had the deepest impact on my life. Even a full decade after I first fell in love with it, I still come back and Osho's words fill me with such peace and comfort -- with the feeling that everything is exactly as it should be, that I can accept myself right now as I am, that the universe is well-cared-for and in adept hands. With that kind of trust in his expert guidance, I was able to achieve some extraordinary things in meditation. A book to cherish and read again and again.
"As a Seeker you must learn a much higher code of conduct then just those taught to you as a child. This requires your willingness to integrate many points of view. What wisdom list would be complete without at least one more perspective about the divine? Start with your own then try the Book of Secrets. Non-dual perspective. Very challenging for most Westerners but worth the effort."
An interesting book full of many techniques to help you follow your own spiritual path. The techniques for the most part are solid and the writing is simple and clear. The book is also sleep inducing. If you can get past who Osho was (a controversial figure at best) and you are determined to follow your own path you could definitely do worse than this book. While it sounds like I'm being somewhat critical of the book, really I'm happy to own it and can see the value it might hold for others.
This book purports to contain 112 individual meditative techniques. It further states that anybody in the world will be able to find at least one such technique to work consistently for them. I would be inclined to agree with this assessment. I almost immediately found several techniques in this book which worked for me on the first few tries. Anybody who is having trouble with meditation should experiment with this book.