The Book of Wisdom

The Heart of Tibetan Buddhism

De: Osho

Narrado por: Osho

Duración: 47 h y 6 m

Resumen del Editor

Osho is known around the world for his pioneering contribution to meditation - the science of inner transformation - with the unique approach of his "Osho Active Meditations" acknowledging the accelerated pace of the contemporary world and bringing meditation into modern life.

Based on the Seven Points of Mind Training by the 11th-century Buddhist mystic Atisha, The Book of Wisdom removes the dust of tradition that has gathered around meditation, conveying the essential science and methodology of the practice with a freshness and spontaneity that is rarely found in contemporary spiritual works. The book is a guide for inner discipline and transformation that is also highly accessible, incorporating light, often humorous question-and-answer sessions between the author and his audience that help listeners make the practical connection between spiritual theory and meditation as a lifestyle.

In 28 talks alternating between commentaries on Atisha and responding to questions, Osho takes us into a world of wisdom.

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Zero Dogma

Osho is all you need to read - trust in him. Trust in his spirit. Trust me. These are the signposts you truth and go your own way.

An Osho classic.

Covers a full range of practical wisdom. And the jokes are great too. Well worth the price.

Now, even when I die, I'll have no regret

Osho at his best given discourses about Buddhism based on Atisha's sutras.

His interpretation is very inspiring and helpful for inner transformation.

more bang for your buck.

always the best from Osho...funny and enjoyable...awaken to yourself and the reality of all..listen deep...imbibe

what a beautiful thing!!!!!!

I have seen no more greater wisdom love and acceptance of what is that is not limited to one's way cleaver. i feel so great full for all that he Sher's and feel great selfish sadness that I will not get to meet such a human being in person!!. they are not words that one can produce to express what lays in this audio book
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Osho at his bed - my favorite series

"Where philosophy fails, poetry succeeds. Where mathematics fails, music succeeds. Logic sometimes falls short, but love always reaches its destination."

the best

loved it. Osho is The light to the seeker. Meditated upon every chapter.has contributed imense progres on my growth. a must for the seeker.

More Than a Talk

In these 28 talks, given to an audience of sannyasins and seekers during his Poona One days, Osho does what he does best: sell enlightenment. With a combination of commentary on Atisha's Seven Points of Mind Training as well as Q&A sessions from his sannyasins, Osho not only brings Atisha's wisdom to life but also infuses it with his own tremendous clarity in classic Osho-fashion. 

Osho's vision is all-encompassing. He embraces all of the Masters and Mystics from the past in an effort to cast a wide net to pull his audience in. He is no different with Atisha. After illuminating sutras from Atisha, Osho then deconstructs questions from his listeners in a systematic logical fashion with a touch of poetry as well. This style is pure genius and mystic insight interwoven in one.

On a deeper level, Osho is performing spiritual alchemy on his listeners. He speaks so the listener can become quiet. For those who are sensitive enough, there is an energy-transmission taking place. Osho's words come from a deep place of silence within his own Being and this silence can be transformative. In truth, these talks are more of a Satsang (being with truth). Osho takes the listener on a pilgrimage - from mind to no-mind, from ego to Being. Not only are these talks engaging for the mind, but they keep the listener in tune for long enough to become attuned to the silence of the Master - the silence of Atisha, the silence of Osho, the same eternal silence of all those who have ever known. This is the true function of a Buddha.

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"The buddha said" was more captivating for me, but I don't feel like giving this less than 5 stars either way.

Brilliant audiobook

Amazing. Absolutely amazing. One of his best works out of the many that I have listened to. Hundreds of times during the audiobook, I thought the sharpness of perception was pure genius and definitely a very impactful work