Sufis: The People of the Path Volume 1

Pages: 471

Back of the Book
I am not really taking on Sufism. I will be talking Sufism. If you are ready, if you are ready to go into this adventure, then you will attain to a taste of it. It is something that will start happening in your heart. It id something like a bud opening. You will start feeling a certain sensation in the heartas if something is becoming alert, awake there; as if the heart has been asleep for long and now the first glimmer of the morning and there you will have the taste.
Luminous and numinous, Oshos words dance like fire yet refresh the reader like cool river water. At the core of his message one encounters the celebration of consciousness, the bliss of awareness, the power of presence, the serenity of silence, and the courage to free oneself form social conditionings and unconscious patterns. Perhaps thats why every attempt to categories Osho falls short.
What remains true is that his talks and meditations continue to inspire millions around the world. Hailed as one of the most innovative and creative contemporary6 geniuses, Osho is an experience impossible to ignore.
About the Book
The Sufi lives in the present. To live in the present, the basic need is to withdraw yourself from the past, to withdraw yourself from the future. Then there comes a concentration of energies, then this small moment becomes luminous, you pour your total energy into it then there is joy and benediction. If you are miserable, it is only because you live in the past and in the future. A miserable man has past and future, a man who lives in bliss has only the moment, this moment. He lives in the now.
About the Book
Osho defies categorization, reflecting everything from the
individual quest for meaning to the most urgent social and political
issues facing society today. His books are not written but are transcribed
from re