Tantra: The Supreme Understanding

Do not Google Osho. Simply read his book. I don't care if he became materialistic at the end. No one could write a book like this without being enlightened. If you are looking for a deeper reality of expansion, this is your opportunity to read. I've turned several friends onto him, and they all agreed with me. Give it a try. It will change your life about the way you send thoughts out into the world and onto others.

Osho provides an honest pointing for all of us seeking ton return to the truth.. Take what you feel will help and leave what you feel you don’t agree or need.

I have been an Osho observer for almost 2 decades & I love it that they are printing more & more of his works now. I say observer because that's how I feel you need to approach his works. At times he may seem contradictory but as you stand back & look within your own mind & heart you will feel what he is trying to share with humanity. He has a way of digging out conflicted belief systems & then handing you back a clean slate to create with in your own life. He does this in his own style, a bit of philosophy, a bit of science, a bit of religion & a bit of common sense only the common sense he offers is more like simple sense as the common sense now a days is mighty convoluted. He is another pearl on the great path of discovery.

Exactly as Ordered

This book unlocked for me a sense of how to "be" in the world. This book brings you to the realization through the deconstruction of a poem by Tilopa, an ancient Tantric practitioner, that there is nothing to seek- there is only something to realize and allow, and that is your true divine nature. This book is all about understanding that you as you are right now, are totally and completely whole and ready for intense and profound living. The struggle is not with "finding out" how to do this, rather, it is understanding how to drop all of the illusions that stand in the way of you understanding this birthright. This book was so freeing, I felt incredibly lighter when I finished it. Osho is the master at getting to the point of seemingly complicated spiritual matters with the compassion of an old friend. I have read hundreds, literally, of spiritual books, psychological books and I can say that this is the most important book I've read to date. His words truly liberated me!

Osho talks to the heart and brings many lights to the presence of being and consciousness. A very great book indeed.

I am also an avid reader of many Osho books. This might be the best one I have read yet. Just when you think you read one of his books that cannot be topped, you stumble upon another. This one is incredible. Definitely for more advanced Osho readers though, simply because he doesn't explain himself as much as he does in his other books when he says things. It may not sound like that makes sense to new readers, but his books are more like conversations and when you get to know him more it changes the conversation. A great read none the less, from a magnificent writer.

I gave this book away in new years to someone, she said I want to rebuy it for your library. I asked her to write a note for whoever reads it again, exactly one year later I gave it to someone else, with the message inside, very magical someone gives you a book with a message a stranger wrote for you one year before. Sooo I bought it a third time lol

Another great book from Osho

My boyfriend and I are reading this book together and it's been a beautiful experience so far! The book is very well written,and really makes you think!

Author starts by admitting that he will have conflicts in his thoughts and boy what a truthful admittance. Putting conflict aside, this book is too random. There's no consistency or stream of thoughts. Osho is trying to say same thing again and again of how to let go of the ego and how to be aware and rise above "me" , but he can't resist not bringing in other's . In his own imagination he has created how the world view of Mohammadens, hindus , jews, yogis and bhuddists are and tben he goes on challenging this own assumptions. This is more like random thoughts put on paper without much concrete philosophy or wisdome behind it. These were some wild thoughts which are good for some wild distractions maybe.

I didnt know who Osho was, it was an accident or pure luck or "when the student is ready the master will appear" moment that I accidentally found his work. If you asked me to tell you who he was 9 weeks ago, I would not be able to tell you and quite frankly, I still dont know who he was or is, I dont listen to anything about him, I simply listen to him explain things and there are no words. Well anyone into Kundalini, Tantra, meditation should listen to Osho. If you have done the work, listening to his discourses (which you can find for free online) is like taking a drug or hallucinogenic trip (not that I have done them) but your mind expands, explodes and if you are in the right place when listening to them you will have your shaktipat moment. His discourses on Tantra the supreme understanding and Tantra vision are so profound, so deep, that words do not do it justice. You cant explain. Shaktipat cannot be explained only experienced. I spoke to someone recently about gurus (modern gurus) in the motivational industry and they recommended the usual names but those gurus work on your mindset. When you listen to Osho or read his work (depending on where you are at in your journey) is a consciousness shift. A mind shift is like rebooting your computer, a consciousness shift is like installing a new operating system. I highly recommend: Tantra Vision (you can find the discourse free online - all of them) 16 hrs listening time Tantra the supreme understanding - about 14 hrs listening time And Bhairava Tantra - about 120 hours - both vol 1+2 Your life will never be the same if you are in the right place and listen to him.

It is the ultimate book I was searching for.it matches to my own experiences and proved to be as per expectations.tantra and yoga as supplementing each other rather than opposing.a practical spiritual guide.not proposing to escape away but to tackle each and every feeling in life consciously. What it says in favour of self realization through physical sex,I am not agree with it as it is impossible to calm down the fire through supplying it with fuel.anything with senses carry us to ignorance but anything done with mind carry us to knowledge. Being unaffected with functional senses is like minding the snake as a rope.just as the snake will bite despite considering it a rope,the same way senses will delude us despite trying to be unaffected with those.otherwise,all is well.