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Osho
ISBN 9788183280105
Rs. 632
Wisdom Tree
A Sudden Clash of Thunder
talks on Zen stories
Who it's for: Readers interested in Zen and Osho's spiritual teachings
"A Sudden Clash of Thunder" explores Osho's unique perspective on Zen, asserting that laughter is its fundamental essence. Through a series of talks, Osho guides readers towards self-realization, emphasizing that happiness is a prerequisite, with meditation naturally unfolding thereafter.Why You Should Read? Discover Osho's unconventional approach to Zen and inner peace. Understand the profound connection between joy and spiritual practice. Gain insights into making happiness a foundational step for meditation. Explore a path to self-realization rooted in lightness and mirth.
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- Collection of talks on Zen stories
- Presents laughter as the essence of Zen
- Emphasizes happiness as a prerequisite for meditation
- Guides readers towards self-realization
- Unconventional approach to inner peace
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What is the main idea of this book?
The book presents Osho's view that laughter is the fundamental essence of Zen, and that happiness is a prerequisite for meditation, which then unfolds naturally.
What kind of content is in the book?
It contains a series of talks by Osho on Zen stories, focusing on spiritual life and self-realization.
Who is the author?
The author is Osho, a spiritual teacher known for his unique perspectives on meditation and enlightenment.
Is this book suitable for beginners in Zen?
Yes, the talks are accessible and emphasize happiness and laughter, making it approachable for those new to Zen.