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Osho
ISBN 9780312275662
Rs. 640
St. Martin's Griffin
Intimacy
Trusting Oneself and the Other
Who it's for: readers seeking spiritual and practical guidance on relationships
In Intimacy: Trusting Oneself And The Other, Osho offers a compassionate guide to navigating the complexities of modern relationships. He addresses the widespread fear of vulnerability, providing insights into how genuine connection stems from an inner foundation of self-trust, enabling individuals to relate deeply and authentically with others.Why You Should Read? Discover the roots of your fears around intimacy and how to overcome them. Cultivate inner strength and self-trust as the basis for meaningful relationships. Learn practical steps to foster openness and deeper connection with others. Explore a spiritual perspective on vulnerability, trust, and human bonding.
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- Addresses fear of vulnerability in modern relationships
- Insights into self-trust as foundation for genuine connection
- Spiritual perspective on intimacy and bonding
- Practical steps for fostering openness and deeper connection
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All by Osho →Questions about this book
What is the main focus of this book?
The book focuses on overcoming fear of vulnerability and building authentic relationships through self-trust, from a spiritual perspective.
Does the book offer practical advice?
Yes, it provides practical steps to foster openness and deeper connection with others.
Is this book based on a specific spiritual tradition?
Osho is known for his eclectic spiritual teachings, but the book's approach is broadly spiritual rather than tied to one tradition.
Who would benefit from reading this book?
Anyone struggling with intimacy or seeking to deepen their relationships through self-trust and spiritual insight.


