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Category Philosophy
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English

ISBN 9780143424918

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Dancing in the Breeze

Dancing in the Breeze

By Osho · Published by Penguin India

Who it's for: Readers interested in Buddha's teachings from a humanistic perspective

In 'Dancing in the Breeze', Osho presents Buddha as a pioneering humanistic master, whose teachings transcend traditional concerns of divinity, afterlife, or salvation. Instead, Buddha's focus is on elevating human consciousness within this present life, offering precise and scientific methods for individuals to realize their full potential. The book delves into Buddha's eight principles of right living and explores the ten 'bhumis', which are the progressive stages of a bodhisattva's spiritual journey. Osho also provides insights into the nature of dreaming, encompassing both nocturnal and waking states of consciousness.Why You Should Read? Explore Buddha's teachings from a unique humanistic perspective, emphasizing self-awareness and personal growth in the present moment. Gain a deeper understanding of the eight steps of right living and the ten 'bhumis' that outline the path of a bodhisattva. Discover Osho's insights into the nature of dreaming, offering a fresh perspective on both conscious and subconscious experiences. Engage with a spiritual text that encourages a scientific and exact approach to realizing one's full human potential. About the AuthorOsho (formerly known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh) was a spiritual teacher and guru who gained an international following. His philosophy emphasized meditation, mindfulness, love, celebration, courage, creativity, and humor. He advocated for a direct, experiential understanding of truth, rather than adherence to traditional belief systems. Osho's teachings often challenged conventional norms, encouraging individuals to question and explore their own inner wisdom.

Highlights

  • Presents Buddha as a humanistic, pioneering master
  • Explains Buddha's eight principles of right living
  • Covers the ten bhumis, stages of a bodhisattva's journey
  • Offers insights into dreaming, both nocturnal and waking
  • Emphasizes scientific and exact methods for self-realization

Themes

Humanism · Consciousness · Right living · Bodhisattva path · Dreaming

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Category Philosophy
Author Osho
Publisher Penguin India
ISBN 9780143424918
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000046005

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Questions about this book

What is the main focus of this book?

The book focuses on Buddha's teachings as a humanistic master, emphasizing elevating human consciousness in the present life rather than concerns about divinity or afterlife.

What are the eight principles of right living?

The book delves into Buddha's eight principles of right living, which are part of the teachings explored by Osho.

What are the ten bhumis?

The ten bhumis are the progressive stages of a bodhisattva's spiritual journey, which the book explores in detail.

Does the book discuss dreaming?

Yes, Osho provides insights into the nature of dreaming, covering both nocturnal and waking states of consciousness.

Who is the author?

The author is Osho, a spiritual teacher known for his emphasis on meditation, mindfulness, and experiential understanding.