Meditations on Buddhism

De: Osho

Narrado por: Osho

Delving deeply, respectfully, and lovingly into the 2,500-year-old sutras of the Gautam Buddha, Osho extracts the profound essence, insights, and understanding of the Buddha's teachings, and presents this everlasting wisdom in a lucid, straightforward, and often humorous manner that will deeply touch the contemporary seeker. These remarkable discourses are original, live recordings made during Osho's extemporaneous daily talks to audiences of disciples and visitors at his meditation retreat in Poona, India. His talks were, and continue to be, central to his work as a mystic trying to find ways to share his experience. And as you listen to this great teacher, you too will enter a state of meditative awareness that will bring you to a new understanding of the wonders of his spiritual path and the Buddha-nature of all existence.©1997 by Osho International Foundation

Reseñas de la Crítica

"[Osho] is the greatest incarnation after Buddha in India; he is a living Buddha." (Lama Karmapa, head of the Red Hat sect of Tibetan Buddhism)

Osho does an overview on some Buddhist concepts.

Buddhist sutras and precepts are dived into and Osho gives you his own perspective which is always welcome. He also takes the time to compare and contrast some things other religions say. This was a very broad topic and it shows in the speech thus giving this good replayability. Most of the Osho talks I have heard have been far more focused whereas this one takes a broad overview which I found to be very welcome indeed. In fact this had so many precepts in it that listeners would do well to listen to this more than once. A separate reviewer mentioned that the audio quality is bad but it's actually no worse than many of these other similar recordings. It's a given with an Osho speech that it's gonna be an old recording with quite a bit of background noise like birds and trains. I just turn up the volume more than for a usual book. With that said this was one of my favorite talks I have heard him do.

Poor Sound Quality

Although the material is excellent, the sound quality is so poor and it is so hard to understand Osho, that it is hardly worth buying in the audio format. You're better off reading the book itself.