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Category Spirituality & Mindfulness
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English

ISBN 9789382616627

Rs. 800

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Hari Om Tat Sat

Hari Om Tat Sat

By Osho · Published by Pan Macmillan

Who it's for: Readers interested in Osho's spiritual teachings and self-exploration

In this profound work, Osho explores the essence of om as the very core of our being. Through powerful and illuminating insights, he guides readers towards discovering this truth within the inner silence that resides in all human beings. Osho responds candidly to questions about love, belonging, consciousness, meditation, and global issues. He advocates that meaningful truths are found by turning inward. Rejecting the concept of God as unnecessary in existence, Osho emphasizes human freedom and responsibility, asserting that the condition of our planet is in our hands, and the power to transform it lies within us. Why You Should Read This Book? Discover Inner Silence: Understand the true nature of silence beyond mere absence of noise—experience it as a powerful, positive phenomenon filled with existential music, fragrance, and light. Awaken Self-Awareness: Learn how to turn inward, transcending the mind to connect with your true self and the boundless inner world within. Gain Insightful Perspectives: Explore Osho’s uncompromising views on love, consciousness, and world issues that challenge conventional wisdom. Embrace Freedom and Responsibility: Recognize your role in shaping the world, realizing that transformation comes from within. Experience Existential Truths: Encounter teachings that dismiss superficial beliefs, focusing instead on self-realization and personal growth. Preface Silence is often misunderstood as something negative—an absence of sound. However, Osho reveals that true silence is a vibrant, positive reality. It overflows with an unseen music, an unfamiliar fragrance, and an inner light visible only to the soul. This silence is not fictitious; it exists within everyone, waiting to be discovered. Your inner world holds its unique taste, fragrance, and eternal silence, untouched by noise or words. While the mind connects us to the external world, the heart bridges us to our innermost self—where true silence resides.

Highlights

  • Explores om as the core of being
  • Guides readers to discover inner silence
  • Candid responses on love, consciousness, meditation
  • Rejects the concept of God, emphasizes human freedom
  • Advocates turning inward for meaningful truths

Themes

Inner silence · Self-realization · Meditation · Human freedom · Consciousness

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Author Osho
Publisher Pan Macmillan
ISBN 9789382616627
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
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SKU 2010000011409

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Questions about this book

What is the main topic of this book?

The book explores the essence of om as the core of our being and guides readers to discover inner silence and self-realization.

Does Osho discuss God in this book?

Yes, Osho rejects the concept of God as unnecessary in existence, emphasizing human freedom and responsibility instead.

What kind of questions does Osho answer?

Osho responds candidly to questions about love, belonging, consciousness, meditation, and global issues.

Is this book suitable for beginners in spirituality?

Yes, it is written for general readers and offers accessible insights into meditation and inner silence.