The book of secrets

by Bhagwan Rajneesh

Publisher: Macmillan Published: 1998-04-15 Category: Personal Empowerment

Ancient wisdom meets contemporary consciousness in this profound exploration of 112 meditation techniques originally taught by Shiva to his consort Devi over five thousand years ago. These timeless practices, drawn from the Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, offer modern seekers a comprehensive map for inner transformation and spiritual awakening. Each technique presents a unique doorway into heightened awareness, designed to suit different personality types, life situations, and stages of personal development.

The commentary presented here transforms cryptic Sanskrit sutras into accessible, practical guidance for today's spiritual explorer. Rather than presenting meditation as a rigid discipline requiring years of preparation, these teachings reveal how every moment of ordinary life contains potential for extraordinary insight. Breathing, eating, walking, loving, even moments of anger or fear become opportunities for awakening when approached with the right understanding and technique.

What distinguishes this approach to meditation from more conventional methods is its radical inclusiveness. No experience is rejected, no emotion deemed unspiritual, no aspect of human existence considered too mundane for the sacred. This perspective liberates seekers from the tyranny of spiritual perfectionism, the exhausting effort to be someone other than who they are. Instead, transformation happens through total acceptance and awareness of what is, rather than striving toward some imagined ideal state.

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