The Book of Secrets: 112 Meditations to Discover the Mystery Within Hardcover – September 14, 2010

Anybody on the spiritual path should read this book. The definitive explanation and illustration of the entire 112 meditation techniques of Lord Shiva ever known to work with the human mind, plus those that will ever work with the future mind of mankind.These techniques are the core basis of many spiritual techniques/structures/practices used in all the religions that have existed and/or are in existence today. What's in here is gold, written by a contemporary fully enlightened Master. Do not miss it.

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If you are not aware of Osho this is as good a place to start as any. Osho is one of the most well studied in theology since the Buddha himself. If you are interested in self improvement or meditating this is the book for you or anyone simply curious about yoga. meditation, or union with life and the cosmos. Highly recommend-Great book!

This book really reaches inside you, and becomes a part of you. I would recommend this book to anyone and everyone. The Book of Secrets discusses everything simply enough for easy comprehending, while reaching deep down, to the core of things. It shows you meaning behind things; life, love, many religions, meditation, yoga, tantra, among so many others. I haven't even finished and I've fallen in love with this book. With the practices, I set foot on my own spiritual journey. I wish everyone the opportunity of finding the same immense pleasure I've found in reading this, and that you all can come to realize these basic techniques as something you should find time for each day. Let it move you. I've yet to find a book that can even compare, Osho is a delightful soul and I'm very happy with my purchase. Before I finished chapter 5, I had my first out-of-body experience. I found a technique suited for myself, and now the thought of it sounds easier than I could have ever imagined, since I know now that achieving these things- really looking inside yourself- isn't hard at all!I've always been interested in meditation though I've never "found the time" or took a few moments out of my day to practice. Now I have the pleasure of knowing every time I find myself in a comfortable position, I can just close my eyes, flee my thoughts or worries, and feel myself drift out of my physical structure... I lose sense of my body, it fades away, and I am still there. It's an unimagineable experience, that we as souls, captivating this body for the brief time we have it, should feel destined to explore. (Why not?) (What's stopping you?)Before reading a part of the book where Osho mentions seeing your thoughts as if watching a film strip in front of you, that had actually happened to me... When I read it afterwards my heart skipped a beat, this book is unbelievably eery in how accurate it is. You'll be head in the clouds, and flipping through pages before you know it. Wonderful for open-minded readers. I still have more to go, more to see, more to absorb, but I feel happy with just this. I could stop reading right now and I'd still be happy I ever started. This book is beyond breathtaking. But don't just take my word for it....

I've been hanging out with this book for more than 10 years now. Along with Krishnamurti and Erhart Tolle and a few other writers I've found all of theses people say the same thing, and that is, you are not your thoughts or emotions and to see reality, which is"what is" you need to be out of the picture all-together. What you think filters what is really going on. Your really seeing a distorted version of "what is really happening" by your memory or past experiences so you interpreting the now from the past. So how can you live an honest real life if its all an illusion of your mind. Well theses Guys talk about it as best anyone can that Ive found yet. At 70 years old I finally am able to maintain a pretty good balance of "now" and illusion. I'm not completely free of my mind aberrations but through practice I'm getting closer. Although they all say Its a instantaneous all at once experience, not gradual, I've found you need to read about it first so you have a example of what to look for then by understanding this information you are able to identify the unknown territory a little better. We all can reach so called Enlightenment, it not really a big deal. On a daily basis we all experience some sort of clarity of reality or Enlightenment in some form we just have never been given example of what that looks or feels like. These writer give us those maps to explore with and for that I'm Grateful to be able to understand what their saying. This stuff is for people who hear the message. Others will probably think its just more mystical dogma. Your ready when your ready and don't kill the messenger before you study the message. This is all you need to find what your looking for, real or unreal the truth will shine through it all. You just have to clear your mind of ego and self to see who you really are and Bagwan (Osho) is the main Man! Chap 35-38 is a good place to start......Good Luck !