According to this text, there is a meditation technique for everyone. Here, Osho teaches readers how to isolate the techniques that suit them, explains each of the methods, and tries to anticipate possible questions.

Drawing on the Buddhist teachings of the Osho Commune International in Poona, this set of tarot cards and accompanying book offer a reworking, for the followers of Zen, of the traditional medieval tarot art of fortune-telling.

The Portland guru, known by many aliases but referred to in most of his books as Osho, died around 1990. Drawn from some 5000 hours of recordings, this autobiography allows the human being to speak for himself in more ways than one.

Touching upon various aspects of our day-to-day lives in a subtle manner, this book draws inspiration from the multi-dimensional vision of Osho, the most radical mystic.

Compassion is a word that has been used to describe a range of human behaviours and attitudes. This tenth volume examines the nature of compassion from a different perspective. It points out that passion lies at the root of the word, and challenges assumptions about what compassion really is.

A combination of the wisdom of this sacred text and Osho's insightful and inspirational interpretation. Osho calls the 'Bhagavad Gita' the first psychological scripture - available to the East long before Freud, Adler and Jung.

Introduces a series of practical, step-by-step guides to ancient and modern techniques of meditation, from Buddhist and Sufi practices to Osho's own Dynamic Meditation and Mystic Rose Meditation, along with suggestions to help readers select the techniques that are most appropriate to personal life

Presents a compilation of more than one hundred self-directed, easy-to-use, holistic techniques, meditations, exercises, visualizations, and more designed to help readers relieve stress and physical tension, enhance self-confidence, develop emotional and physical vitality, alleviate a variety of ai

Awareness, argues Osho, the author of this volume, is the key to being self-directed, centred and free in every aspect of our lives. Here he discusses how we can live life more attentively, mindfully and meditatively, with love, caring and consciousness.

Drawing on the world of Tao and the stories of Chuang Tzo, this text contains inspirational anecdotes and stories to illustrate points about the spiritual search, love, acceptance and true peace and happiness.

Osho taught that all of the established religions of the past are spiritually bankrupt, and urged each individual to theologically decondition themselves as a prelude to true enlightenment.

Imagine growing up with 200 mothers and 200 fathers. What would it feel like to dress entirely in orange? What would it be like to swap your mother for a new orange family? A poignant story of a little boy alone in a house full of orange people.