EK Avyaakhya Purush ke Saath
Osho ki Kahaniyan Unke Logon ki Jubaani – Savita Brent (maa Anand Savita)
How did it feel like living in the ashram of a spiritual rebel? The controversial new religious movement leader and mystic was a vocal critic of socialism. How was the experience with this new-age rebel? Rjneesh Osho managed to attract the attention of the entire world with his swanky Rolls Royce, mystical robes and foreign disciples. His revolutionary thoughts and philosophies have challenged the culture and traditions followed by man since ages. Both Indian and western media has tried and is still making their best efforts to prove Osho wrong. However, Osho’s new age revolutionary thoughts have been successful in making their mark deep in his fans’ hearts and its power as well, all over the world.
This book is a beautiful collection of 95 stories revealing the mystical association of a modern-day sage and his disciples who had flown into his communes from all corners of the world to be a part of his social workings.
This book is written very lucidly and readers completely imbibe reading this. This is a unique book to be kept in our bookshelf.
– Pankaja Brook, Novelist, and the author of ‘Games of Love and War’
“The stories in this book have been narrated very beautifully. Author’s eye for detail has helped the narrations come alive. This book is a must-read for all those who want to know the real Osho. The memoirs by Osho’s devotees are a valuable treasure of historical importance. It will preserve memories of Osho and keep his legend alive for future generations.”
Swami Shivam Dimitris, Publisher, Raibal – Somanoyas, Greece.
“This is not a traditional religious book. In fact, it is a mockery on various taboos and prohibitions set by human community under the name of religion. While reading the book, I was more inspired by Jesus-Osho than Buddha-Osho. Jesus-Osho, the living legend.”
– Dyatlov Scholz, the Producer of Hamburg TV Documentary, ‘The Heart of a Thai Boxer’.
Savita Brent (Maa Anand Savita) is a London born psycho therapist and an Osho sannyasin for 42 years. She has been a contributing editor on the Darshan Diaries, the editor-compiler of the book At the Feet of the Master, and a regular writer and columnist for the Osho Times International magazine for years while living in Osho’s communes. She has compiled a book of collected anecdotes of sannyasins’ encounters with Osho.
Sanjay Bharti, the translator of this book was born in the capital city of India, Delhi. He is an award winning graphic designer. An Osho Sanyasi, Sanjay has been editing and publishing the popular monthly magazine, ‘Yes Osho’, for the last 40 years.
