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- There is a confusing number of meditation techniques: Zen techniques, Tantra techniques, Yoga Techniques en Sufi techniques to name but a few. Yet no technique is meditation. It is merely an attempt te create a situation in which mediation can happen spontaneously. Meditation is not a doing. It is a happening, an allowing.
- notes
- With the exception of chapter 3, chapter 8 and the section on techniques these talks were earlier published as Dynamics of Meditation. Chapter 3 originally appeared in Sannyas 3 No 1 January/February 1974 under the title Modern Man and His Neurosis. Chapter 8 is an excerpt of a discourse The Occult Mysteries of Initation that originally appeared in the book I Am the Gate.
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- From 1970 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 19
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