Osho on Famous Books

Osho : Tenth… the last for this session. It is a very small book, known only to a very few people in the world, but it needs to be declared from the housetops to each and everyone. It is THE SONGS OF CHANDIDAS – a Bengali madman, a Baul. The word Baul means a madman. [...]

Osho : I was worried that I may not be able to mention Gurdjieff’s book MEETINGS WITH REMARKABLE MEN. Thank God for this P.P.S. This is a great work. Gurdjieff traveled all over the world, particularly in the Middle East and India. He went up to Tibet; not only that, he was the teacher of [...]

Gurdjieff Osho – I forgot to say something about Gurdjieff and his book ALL AND EVERYTHING – perhaps because it is a very strange book, not even readable. I don’t think there are any living individuals except me who have read from the first page to the last. I have come across many Gurdjieff followers, [...]

Madame Blavatsky Osho on The Secret Doctrine – Blavatsky I now bring in a woman. I have been thinking again and again to bring in a woman but the men were crowding at the door — very ungentlemanly! — and they won’t allow a woman in. And the woman who has somehow managed to enter… [...]

Rabindranath Tagore Osho on Rabindranath Tagore Gitanjali – It happened… a very significiant incident. One of the Indian poets, Rabindranath Tagore, translated one of his small books of poems, GITANJALI, “Offering of Songs.” He was awarded the Nobel prize for that small book. In India it was available for at least fifteen years. But unless [...]