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Osho read an enormous amount of books during his life time, all collected into a library in his Ashram in Poona. It′s one of the largest private libraries in the world. A Danish professor, Pierre Evald aka, proficient in library organisation, travelled to Poona several times - in 1989, 1999 and 2001 - in order to study Osho′s library. On there′s more interesting stuff. More recently Neeten compiled an Osho Source Book,. From the preface: 'OSHO Source Book is a comprehensive study of the formative years of Osho′s life and work with a focus on his reading, book collecting and the dissemination of his message. It covers the years from his early childhood (he was born in 1931) through to his departure from Bombay for Poona in 1974.

Accordingly the biography includes his meetings with various spiritual traditions, his academic years in Jabalpur, his enlightenment and his train rides when he was traveling and lecturing all over India before he in 1970 settled in Bombay. The arrival of the first Westerners who were coming to be near him in the early seventies is also mentioned, and the main emphasis in this bio-bibliography will be on the very early days when his followers were Indians and Hindi the language of his lectures.' Neeten punctures the ′Osho-never-wrote-myth′ in of his. Osho′s manuscripts are now at. Osho painted in the inside covers of books uniquely beautiful artwork, which has been.

The Osho Times of May 1, 1991: Ma Kavisho, Osho′s librarian, has catalogued 900 books in which Osho painted the endpapers and 3500 in which he coloured his signature. Osho′s paintings show an uninhibited playing with vivid colours of transparent ink. His ink pens often leaked through one or more pages of the books, creating an entirely new painting on the subsequent pages: a wonderful collision of colours with words. What a delight to discover in Osho not only the rebel, poet and intellect-par-excellence - but the contemporary artist as well! 'And if a rose need not have a purpose, why should my paintings have a purpose? They are existential.

There is no need for any purpose.' (Osho quoted from I Celebrate Myself) Osho talks about his library and books: Notes: • The well-known writer in May 2008 • The copyrights of Osho′s books is claimed by Osho International Foundation (OIF) with offices in New-York. • • ▲ The Books of Secrets, also called Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, is a Tantric text. Tantra means: tools for transformation. Tantra is composed of two roots: ′tan′ and ′tra′. ′Tan′ is related to the English word ′tangible′ and ′Tra′ is related to the English word ′trowel′.

You can see that embedded in the word Tantra is a tangible tool. This is to say, that in the book there are meditation techniques about transformation while in the multi-dimensional reality that includes the physical arena. Tantra is very practical and with a Tantra practice, you develop a personal toolkit to connect you with the flow of all of life and deepen your relationship with life and with the Divine.

• • • • • The Book of Secrets is a series of talks with commentaries on the 112 meditation techniques given by Shiva to his consort Devi, alternated with question and answer sessions. There is a technique here, Osho says, for every type of man and woman in the world, from the past, present or future. A Few Techniques: • • • • •.

(including the work of the Kashmiri Shaivite Master Swami Lakshmanjoo) Yoga The Alpha and the Omega Another famous series of 10 books is Osho′s Yoga The Alpha and the Omega, based on Patanjali′s sutras. Wurth wow 5 00 8 keygen generator torrent download. Osho says: We live in a deep illusion - the illusion of hope, of future, of tomorrow. As man is, man cannot exist without self-deceptions.

Nietzsche says somewhere that man cannot live with the true: he needs dreams, he needs illusions, he needs lies to exist. And Nietzsche is true. Ess 1983 pci sound card driver windows 7 free. As man is he cannot exist with the truth. This has to be understood very deeply because without understanding it, there can be no entry into the inquiry which is called yoga. The mind has to be understood deeply - the mind, which needs lies, the mind which needs illusions, the mind which cannot exist with the real, the mind which needs dreams. You are not dreaming only in the night.