Con te e senza di te

This book is not easy to read. Because of what society have taught us. I read this book few pages at the time and then I had to put it down because this new information was too overwhelming. In a good way though. Deeper I went into this book, more delighted and happy I felt. I tried meditation and I Leggi tutto

I have very recently been introduced to Osho. A Zen Buddhist Guru that was popular in the 1970s, Acharaya Rajneesh, popularly known as Osho, was an international Indian mystic, and spiritual teacher with an insight that could only be described as “enlightened”. Although Osho penned hundreds of books Leggi tutto

I loved this book. It was hard to understand at first...I think you really have to approach it with a completely open mind and just really listen to what he's saying. I got a little disinterested when he went on a 'we should all live in small communes' tangent (only because it's basically impossible Leggi tutto

Este é aquele tipo de livro destinado a agitar, a trocar-nos as voltas, a testar as nossas certezas e a deixar-nos a pensar... Eventualmente cheios de dúvidas mesmo após termos concluido a sua leitura. Adorei lê-lo, apesar de não concordar com tudo o que li... Há coisas que a minha experiência de vi Leggi tutto

It's quite repetitive. It's at times a bit eccentric. It's not really well written. (Although this was explained in the "About the Author" section at the end. This book was NOT "written", but transcribed from 35 years' worth of Osho's extemporaneous talks, which explains the repetition and average w Leggi tutto

Ngoài chuyện mình không thấy hợp lí với quan điểm của Osho về tình dục, thì cuốn sách này là một cuốn sách xuất sắc về tình yêu. Nó sâu sắc tới mức khiến người ta khó chịu, vì rất khó để có thể làm theo những điều mà Osho chia sẻ. Bản thân mình đã có gia đình, đã có trải nghiệm đủ sâu sắc về tình yêu Leggi tutto

This book challenged me to re-question my paradigm as well as provided so much insights and ideas to contemplate on. One of the powerful things I found from this piece of profound work was the statement "one is enough unto oneself, and one doesn't require anything else". Thanks Osho