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The Heart of Yoga

Talks on the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
Vol. 2 of the Series: Yoga: The Science of the Soul
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Osho describes Patanjali as a mathematician of the ultimate poetry; a mystic with a scientific mind, who analyzes and dissects as if in a lab, but his lab is one of the inner being.

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Osho explores Patanjali’s yoga sutras as a real science of the soul. Throughout these pages the reader is taken deep into his own psyche – deeper than the socially-constructed mind, deeper than contemporary psychological conceptions – to see that the soul is indeed free from all conditionings, free to dance and sing and celebrate.

"Patanjali is the greatest scientist of the inner. His approach is that of a scientific mind; he is not a poet. And in that way he is very rare, because those who enter into the inner world are almost always poets, those who enter into the outer world are almost always scientists.

Patanjali is a rare flower. He has a scientific mind, but his journey is inner. That’s why he became the first and the last word: he is the alpha and the omega. For five thousand years nobody could improve upon him. It seems he cannot be improved upon. He will remain the last word – because the very combination is impossible. To have a scientific attitude and to enter into the inner is almost impossible."
Osho

Complete in itself, Yoga: The Science of the Soul, is the second book in a 10 part series on Patanjali’s Yoga sutras.
Chapter Titles
    #1: The Meaning of Samadhi
    #2: Attraction to the Difficult
    #3: Total Effort or Surrender
    #4: Get out of Your Dreams
    #5: The Master of Masters
    #6: Beginning a New Path
    #7: The Obstacles to Meditation
    #8: Die to the Past
    #9: Cultivating Right Attitudes
    #10: The Alpha Is the Omega

Osho describes Patanjali as a mathematician of the ultimate poetry; a mystic with a scientific mind, who analyzes and dissects as if in a lab, but his lab is one of the inner being.


Excerpt from: Yoga: The Science of the Soul, Chapter 1
"How is religion associated with birth? Birth cannot give you religion. It can give you a society, a creed, a sect; it can give you a superstition. The word superstition is very, very meaningful. It means ‘unnecessary faith’. The word ‘super’ means unnecessary, superfluous – faith which has become unnecessary, faith which has become dead. At some time it may have been alive.

"Religion has to be reborn again and again. Remember, you are not born in a religion. Religion has to be born in you, then it is trust – again and again reborn. You cannot give your children your religion, they will have to seek and find their own. Everybody has to seek and find his own. It is an adventure – the greatest adventure. You move into the unknown." Osho
In this title, Osho talks on the following topics:
trust... love... desire... sex... doubt... samadhi... seed... patanjali... heraclitus... mahavira...
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Type 全系列
Publisher OSHO Media International
ISBN-13 978-0-88050-720-2
Format Adobe ePub