liberation

change your life through action and no action. A full transformation. Give it up, let it go.

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Master Osho

The master delivers again.
Not everyone gets it, but those that do, do.
Enough for today...

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More than Just Tantra

A delightful, slow cooked, profound and trascendent content. To go deep into Tantra’s way of living. Quite long, though all interesting and of easy listening. OSHO ‘s jokes are so refreshing.

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I Love OSHO style of teaching................

What made the experience of listening to The Tantra Experience (The Tantra Vision, Vol. 1) the most enjoyable?

Yes but the recording sound was not very clear

Would you be willing to try another book from Osho? Why or why not?

I have already purchased another one and waiting to be read

Did Osho do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

few statements found repeated

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

I don't know- what's wrong with the present one ??

Any additional comments?

too much of recording noise - some noise reduction work should have been done to make the audio enjoyable

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Truth on a platter.

Osho speaks with simple honesty that ignites realization. Funny, poignant, enlightening. Not to be missed for anyone on the quest for Truth.

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just open up and listen 😚,

loved it, it moves the heart, takes away the mind it so powerful. So blissfully 😍😇

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The Master Speaks

This is one of the few Osho discourses I have on Audible, Kindle, and in paperback.


I prefer to listen to Osho speak. There is a palpable energy transmission in his spoken word that the transcribed books fail to capture. 


Nevertheless, Osho’s wisdom is profound. I keep the Kindle version of this title to save highlights and to share them with loved ones.


And ultimately, I have the paperback version, just to have something tangible and to be able to share with others whom may appreciate it.


Now, as far as this discourse goes, it it structured like most of his discourses from the early days in Pune. This one was given in 1977. There are 10 sessions, talks, satsangs - whatever you'd like to call them. They alternate between commentaries on sutras from 'The Royal Song of Saraha' and Q&A's from sannyasins and others listening to him. 


Osho has a unique style in giving commentary on these ancient sutras. He usually gives a warm-up talk filled with analogy and metaphor before going into the sutras line by line. 


Osho was a University professor for many years, and one can see how his time lecturing has influenced these masterful talks. 


In his Q&A's Osho employs unique tactics and devices to deconstruct each question brilliantly.


Otherwise, it doesn't matter whether he speaks on Tantra, Tao, Zen, or any tradition, Osho infuses his direct experience onto these ancient sutras and paths bringing them to life with a clarity and freshness unlike any other. 


Osho's talks were really devices to give the listener a taste of his inner silence and meditation - for those with the ears to hear and eyes to see.


I have been studying Osho for over 20 years, ever since I was first introduced to meditation. He was not only an intellectual giant, but also a mystic of Himalayan heights - a combination rarely seen in human history.


Osho’s emphasis was on individual transformation. As such, he used many different methods and techniques to help people to grow to their fullest potential in awareness. He is not to be taken literally in whatever he says in these discourses. This is one mistake many people make. In one chapter of 'The Tantra Experience,' Osho says that one day he will say "plus one" in his talks and another day he will say "minus one" - metaphorically speaking. The net result is zero, bringing the listener back to emptiness. That is why it is impossible to quote Osho on anything, because he always contradicted it sometime later. His reason was so that no one could make an ideology or religion out of him after he was gone.


Nevertheless, there are some points Osho was consistent on: his life-affirming messages on love, meditation, celebration, playfulness and non-seriousness are sewn as threads throughout his teachings. 


Osho is not for everyone. Whatever one finds from him is what one is meant to find. In 'The Tantra Experience' one will find Osho at his best: brilliant, profound, deep, funny, and alchemical. Either he will transform you or he won't. But either way, the master is at work. Another 5 stars for Osho on this one.

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Hard to listen to and follow

Not my favorite. Would check out other ones of his and maybe not listen but read.

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OSHO - Tantra

A profound understanding is gained from listening to his words about this subject of Tantra. Now comes the tricky part. To Live it. Actualize it. Every Moment. You are the Temple. And this is a Sacred Moment. Enjoy.

If you want to transcend beyond your unconsciousness listen to this

Osho opens the door to the beyond, dispels darkness by bringing light and compassion. Takes an open mind to understand his message.