Showering without clouds: the poems and path of a women mystic

By:

Osho

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Lucknow; Divyansh Publishers; 2011Description: 418pISBN:

9789380089362

Subject(s):

Women mystic

DDC classification:

299.93 OSH

Summary: So Much has been written and spoken about male mystics but what about women? In this rich and rare book of the poems of Sahajo, Osho talks about what it means to Be a woman, a seeker, and a mystic. Sahajo is a sirnple-hearted woman from Rajasthan. Her statements are fresh and direct. She says things clearly and uniquely: nothing is hidden, nothing is borrowed. She is neither a poet nor a scholar but she is awakened. On this journey with Osho and Sahajo it becomes clear that a woman experiences meditation primarily through love. Her focus is on the personal. Only when she is very close to enlightenment do her hitherto dormant masculine qualities help her take the final jump into consciousness to a place where the duality of male and female no longer exists.

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So Much has been written and spoken about male mystics but what about women? In this rich and rare book of the poems of Sahajo, Osho talks about what it means to Be a woman, a seeker, and a mystic.

Sahajo is a sirnple-hearted woman from Rajasthan. Her statements are fresh and direct. She says things clearly and uniquely: nothing is hidden, nothing is borrowed. She is neither a poet nor a scholar but she is awakened.
On this journey with Osho and Sahajo it becomes clear that a woman experiences meditation primarily through love. Her focus is on the personal. Only when she is very close to enlightenment do her hitherto dormant masculine qualities help her take the final jump into consciousness to a place where the duality of male and female no longer exists.

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