Indian Mystics

	The Beloved, Volume 1
	In this book Osho introduces the wild, dancing world of the Bauls, the mystics of Bengal. And in the first verse of their song, “Only the connoisseur of the flavors of love can comprehend the language of a lover’s heart” is revealed the essence of their religion.
	Osho explains their view of sex, their concept of the body as a temple, and their secret of surrender to God, to the Beloved, to “the essential man” who lives within us all. These discourses will introduce you to Osho’s vision of the body and human consciousness.
	323 pages – hardback rare

	The Beloved, Volume 2
	Osho says, “The Bauls’ path is not the path of the austere man, of the monk - no. It is the path of the dancer, the singer, the aesthetic man. His prayer is full of beauty, and God is not a concept of philosophy, but the Beloved.”
	hardback $16.00

Die O Yogi Die

Talks on the Great Tantra Master, Gorakh

Gorakh is one of the four people that Osho calls “the foundation stones of Indian mysticism.” He is directand to the point, earthy, an “unpolished diamond,” who
doesn’t allow any detoursor side-stepping on the path to self-realization.

…with Gorakh came a new beginning to this country. Just as without Patanjali there would be no possibility of yoga in India, and without Buddha the foundation stone of meditation would be uprooted, and without
Krishna the expression of love would find no path, similarly, without Gorakh the search that began for various techniques and the systems that developed to attain to the ultimate truth and the systems of spiritual practice could not have been possible. (Osho)

A new translation from Hindi

hardback, 463 pages; $19.95

The Divine Melody

Osho comments on the songs of Kabir, the seven chakras, and four steps given by Kabir to attain “the divine melody.”

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Enlightenment: The Only Revolution

Discourses on the great mystic Ashtavakra
(This is the first volume of the Mahagita.)

Powerful and penetrating discourses on the famous dialogue between the mystic Ashtavakra – one of Osho’s favorite ancient Indian masters – and King Janak. By the end of the dialogue, King Janak is enlightened. Says Osho, “There are no other statements anywhere as pure, transcendental, and beyond time and space as these.”

Translated from Hindi

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The Great Secret

Osho uses ten of Kabir's incomparable songs that revolve around “the beloved” – the Sufi expression for the state of enlightenment. Though Kabir lived several centuries ago, Osho creates a direct link with him. Through is own innate musical expression, he enhances Kabir’s message, rendering it accessible and relevant for every contemporary seeker.

hardback rare

Inner War and Peace

Timeless Solutions to Conflict from the Bhagavad Gita
New Translation from Hindi

Osho calls the Bhagavad Gita “the first psychological scripture,” available to the East long before Freud, Adler, and Jung.

The Bhagavad Gita is probably the most famous of Hindu scriptures and is presented in the form of a dialog between the enlightened Krishna and the great archer and warrior Arjuna on the eve of the Mahabharata, the great Indian war that occurred some 5000 years ago.

In his commentaries Osho explains how the patterns and conditionings of our mind create pain and misery, dilemma, conflict, and war.

Each of us carries an Arjuna within us, and the mind of man at the beginning of the 21st century may not be too different from the one who fought 5000 years ago. Osho is speaking at a time of crisis that is far more complex and of a potentially far greater magnitude than when Krishna and Arjuna were living. Osho expands on Krishna’s psychological vision and gives us keys for personal and global peace.

softcover $14.95

Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy

Osho presents the opportunity for every person to become a dancing, celebrating Krishna as he reveals the relevance of Krishna’s ancient teachings for contemporary life.

Translated from Hindi

paperback $8.95


	The Last Morning Star
	Talks on the Enlightened Woman Mystic, Daya.
	“The last morning star” symbolizes all that is ephemeral in this world. Talking on the playful and provocative poetry of Daya, Osho takes us on a journey from the transient, from our world outside, to the eternal, our boundless world within. This is the journey of the hart - the joyous, spontaneous, and at times uncompromising way of an enlightened woman mystic.
	Translated from Hindi
	hardback $19.95

Nine Sutras

In these discourses on the Hindi Neo-Yoga Sutras, given in October of 1970, Osho talks for the first time on his Nine Sutras.

Opening boundless new dimensions to the meaning and significance of the term “yoga,” he illuminates its vast scope and takes us way beyond what may be our limited and limiting understanding of it.

Using modern scientific knowledge to help us experiment with and experience our inner world, Osho gives us an in-depth introduction to his famous Dynamic Meditation and takes us on a timeless journey into the beyond, home to ourselves.

New Translation from Hindi
hardback – $19.95

The Path of Love

Discourses on the songs of Kabir’s enlightenment and his life-affirmative approach to religion.

Hardback – $18.95

The Revolution

The revolution of which Osho is speaking is the inner revolution: the only revolution that can bring about a total transformation so that once again see the world through eyes free of all the judgments and conditionings that have been put there from the outside.

hardback rare

	Showering Without Clouds
	Another new Hindi to English translation, this book contains Osho’s commentaries on the “sutras of love” of Sahajo, the woman mystic from eighteenth century Rajasthan. It is an extraordinarily rich and touching book, because not only do we get to read Sahajo’s beautiful words, and get maybe our first taste of the heart and being of an enlightened woman, but we also have a chance to savor the commentaries of Osho, who in his own words will find it “... an entirely new journey,” as it is “...the first time I will speak on an enlightened woman.”
	We read of the different paths and pitfalls of the female and male seeker, are given some beautiful insights into the difference between female and male egos, and learn what happens to both women and men on the verge of their enlightenment. A must and an inspiration for every woman, and a must and an inspiration for every man.
	440 pages – hardback $15.95

	The Song of Ecstacy
	New Hindi to English Translation
	Talks on Adi Shankara's Bhaj Govindam
	Osho has talked many times of Adi Shakaracharya, the eighth-century Indian enlightened mystic, but here for the first time we have a series of talks given on him and his teachings. Here we are introduced to a different Adi Shankaracharya - one who can sing of his ecstasy, and can dance in his joy of life.
	hardback – $19.95