The philosopher is pure logic and the poet is pure irrationality, but the mystic is beyond both, says Osho. This volume of the collection begins with an examination of a very singular philosopher: Friedrich Nietzsche. We say singular because, in a sense, he is the anti-philosopher or, in Osho's own words, "his oddity is that his philosophy is not the usual rational approach to life, but he writes prose poetry and is a mystic who never traveled the usual paths of mysticism."
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The world's largest statue - OSHO Talks Vol. 3
January 1st - Monday - OSHO Talks Vol.
Neuroscience of meditation
The influence of body posture on our mind
Gut microbiota
Pranayama Practice 3: Ujjayi
Peace
Devotion and dedication
Detachment
Devotional Service
The Divine and the Demonic
Personal History
False ego
Mantras - Vibrate with their sound
Conclusions
The three types of faith
Being a Yogi
Supreme Being and how to know it
Purifies the heart
Manifestations of the Lord
