Catagory: Fiction

This book holds the formula for self-realisation in the midst of. It helps you understand how to transform your mind into a doorway to meditation, and how to use moments of hopelessness to your advantage.

This book will teach you how to confront and converse with your desires, It also talks about the secret method to help you see a part as the whole. Many methods are given in this book to help you focus on sounds for meditation.

It is taught in this book how one can experience and become aware of the gap between two breaths. It also tells us how to be awake while we dream and how to control our mind while we are busy at work.

Osho says pundits, purohitas and politicians are the tyrants of the human soul, saying that one should be able to identify who the real culprit is, and that the entire problem is that it is the learned saints, great leaders and sadhus, who are considered to be criminals. Which is why he thinks it is important for him to expose the real criminals, because they are the reason for the world’s misery.

This book is a collection of 100 letters which Osho wrote to Maa Yog Sohan in Poona. The language of this book is immensely touching, and the lessons, invaluable.

This book is a compilation of seven lectures by Osho. The symphonies from a bygone era are translated for the modern reader.

When it comes to religion, human beings are asleep; engaging in the controversies of ritualistic religion has deepened their slumber.
How can one awaken from this sleep? This is the problem that Osho addresses through this book. Osho talks about going from being idealistic to idea-less in this book, so that layer by layer, the darkness of oblivion clouding one’s mind can be removed

This book details special methods to help women develop their concentration. In addition to this, it also teaches you the methods for becoming one with the infinite universe. You can experience true peace of the heart while reading this book.

This book presents a series of messages from Sufi dervishes like a string of pearls. The Sufi philosophy says that one never loses the Divine; they only forget them, which is why one must never go searching for it; only realize it. Sufis call it ‘zikra‘; Hindus call it ‘surati‘, and Buddhists call it ‘smriti‘. Only remember. This is your nature, why then is there a need to ask? Even if you didn’t ask, he is yours

Osho talks about the consuming necessity for a sadguru to achieve the Divine. He has talked about how one must know their aim in order to shorten one’s journey. Fill your life with the colours of joy and bliss, and find out that you don’t have to go too far find the divine