The tradition of Tantra or Tantric Buddhism is known to have existed in India as early as the 5th century AD. This book talks about the mystical insight of Tantra that is to be found in these ancient writings.

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.

All people have a natural capacity for intuition, but in many cases social conditioning and formal education works against it. This volume provides many specific exercises and meditations designed to nourish and support each individual's natural intuitive gifts.

Intimacy is a quality that can often be missing in today's more rootless society. In this guide Osho takes the reader step by step through what makes people afraid of intimacy, how to encounter those fears and go beyond them, and what they can do to nourish themselves and their relationships.

The traditional family is breaking down, children barely into their teens are experimenting with sex, and half of all marriages end in divorce. In this text, Osho explains why these phenomena are happening and how they can be viewed as a cause for celebration.

A collection of reflections on three things that make us human - our longing to know the meaning of life, our capacity for love, and our ability to laugh. It mixes ancient Zen stories and contemporary jokes - and helps us to find love, laughter, and ultimately, happiness.

Part of Insights for a New Way of Living series, this work presents Osho who shows us that joy is the essence of life and that even unhappiness has its root in joy.

A book written in a language that is fresh, profound, entertaining and understandable for those who wonder whether meditation can help them enjoy better health and a greater sense of well-being.

Uses the lives and teachings of religious leaders and enlightened thinkers to involve the reader in a journey of spiritual discovery and wisdom.

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.

The teachings of the late spiritual leader explore the nature of freedom, discussing the difference between freedom from, freedom for, and just freedom while exploring such topics as the contrast between freedom and license, why people fear freedom, the essential bond between freedom and responsibi

Osho discusses where fears originate, how to understand them and how to find the courage to face them. The change in our lives that can cause fear is actually a cause for celebration. Rather than clinging to the familiar, we can learn to see new situations as opportunities for adventure.

Playful and accessible, this is a unique and valuable resource for exploring and gaining a deeper understanding of the Zen approach to Tarot.

Spiritual teacher Osho presents his theory that pure sex is equivalent to the human life force and deconstructs societal layers of sexual repression and guilt to explain how people can restore sexual functioning to a state of healthy sensuality and self- discovery.

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.

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.

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

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.