Tao: The Three Treasures, Vol 2

Osho's affinity with this ancient Chinese mystic is such that he says when he speaks on Lao Tzu he is speaking as if on himself. So clearly does Lao Tzu reflect the unity of opposites, life's absurdities, its ordinariness, and the beauty of that ordinariness, that Osho sees in him a "spokesman for life." In this volume Osho comments on the verses of Lao Tzu and answers questions from disciples and other seekers - Why did you choose a male form as your last one? Please explain the difference between discipline and control. What happens when an enlightened being dissolves into the cosmos? And more.

Subject: Tao

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Notes: Originally the "Three Treasures" series was published as two volumes, later republished as four volumes.

Time Period of Osho's original Discourses/Talks/Letters: from Aug 11, 1975 to Aug 31, 1975

Number of Discourses/Chapters: 10

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