At the Feet of the Master.

This handsome volume of OSHO's words, illustrated with black and white photos of OSHO and sannyasins in the commune, is a compilation from thirty published darshan diaries. OSHO speaks directly and intimately to individuals, addressing issues concerned with their personal growth: What is a disciple? What is a master? What does it mean to take sannyas? These and the innumerable other aspects of the search read with such relevance in today's world.

'Ma Anand Savita was present nearly every night of these darshans and has taken care to reflect every color in the rainbow, choosing from many volumes of source material...
It's all here: the possibility of the impossible. '
-Carol Neiman, author of 'Afterlife' and 'Miracles'

*Category: Rare Books. (Out of print.)

And Now and Here.

OSHO examines one of man's greatest taboos – death.

Exposing the fallacy behind the notion that death is a calamity, he also throws light on the paradoxical relationship between life and death. In addition, the reader is led through OSHO's specially devised meditations related to the experience of death, techniques to increase awareness and to recall past lives.

In And Now and Here, Osho debunks our myths and misunderstandings around death and invites us to experience our eternal inner space – now and here – through guided meditations.

One of these meditations has been recorded with music and is included as a CD with this book.

(The) Alchemy of Yoga.

'Whenever you listen to the voice of the ego, sooner or later there will be trouble.You will fall into the trap of misery. This you have to watch:Ego always leads into misery, always, unconditionally; always, categorically, absolutely.

And whenever you listen to nature, it leads you to a well-being, a contentment, a silence, a bliss.

So this should be the criterion. You will have to make many errors; there is no other way.You have to watch your own choice, from where the voice is coming, and then you have to see what happens - because the fruit is the criterion.'

Above All Don't Wobble

These recorded evening meetings give the phenomenon of enlightenment a contemporary, personal focus. One by one, disciples and visitors sit in front of Osho, alone or as part of a therapy group, to receive his individualized advice on their questions and life experiences.

Many people, many – almost ninety percent — have decided to live on the plain ground, safe, not taking any risks. They never fall to the depth, they never rise to any heights. Their life is a dull affair, a drab thing, monotonous — with no peaks, no valleys, no nights, no days.

They just live in a gray world, without colors; the rainbow doesn’t exist for them. They live a gray life, and by and by they also become gray and mediocre. Never settle for any mediocrity because that is a sin against life. Never ask that life should be without risk, and never ask for security, because that is asking for death.

Live dangerously — because that is the only way to live.

A Cup Of Tea.

A beautifully bound collection of 365 letters written by OSHO to his disciples and friends, during the time he was traveling in India from the 1950's through the early 1970's. With a few exceptions, personal names have been removed from the text to reveal more clearly the universality of these inspiring messages. Each letter is a gem of insight, with subject matter as multi-faceted as the human search for truth, including everything from difficulties in love and relationships to the challenges of understanding the nature of mind and reality.

OSHO often uses anecdotes and mystic tales to illustrate his points, making the text very clear and accessible. Anyone drawn to truth will treasure this book, the perfect bedside companion, to be savored one cup at a time.

An excellent introduction to the wisdom of this extraordinary man, and a deep source of encouragement and inspiration for all those on the path of enlightenment.

A Bird on the Wing.

Using traditional Zen stories and responding to seekers' questions, OSHO shows how man must first be grounded in himself before he can fly into the sky of consciousness. OSHO takes the reader from subjects as diverse as food, jealousy, businessmen and enlightenment, through how to know if one needs a master, the barriers we create through fear, and gratitude. Good as a starter for newcomers to Zen.

Out of Print.
Available only as Osho talks on Audio.

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