Encounters with an Inexplicable Man
Stories of Osho as Told by His People
Compiled and Edited by Savita Brandt
What did it mean to work
on self-transformation in the community of a spiritual anarchist? To be buffeted
from pillar to post in the energy-field of the 20th century's most controversial
mystic?
Ninety-five unadorned
tales, taken from personal interviews, give us anintimate glimpse of the relationship between this beautiful
spiritual Master and 42 of his disparate sannyasin followers, who came
from all walks of life and several continents to live and work around him.
It is brilliantly presented, beautiful to look at, and
makes absolutely fascinating reading. It's the one book we all need to keep on
our bookshelves besides Osho's own books, to remind ourselves of how he worked
on all the various aspects of human nature we presented him with, and to share
the joy of our fellow travelers on the journey to our true nature. (Pankaja Brooke)