OSHO-TAO, Cesta bez cesty, cesta beze stop - Rozjímání nad sútrami mistra Lie-c´eho – Osho (2019)

Tao is a path without a path. Tao has no path – the path and the goal are one. This is the beauty of Tao: if you are on the path, you have arrived home, for the path and the goal are not separate. This destroys the future; time disappears. Tomorrow disappears. There is nowhere to go, so any path is meaningless. It is only your mind that separates the path and the goal. Tao leaves no space for the mind. It completely destroys it, for in Tao there is no goal. Meditate on this. The goal is an escape. In reality, you have everything available here and now. You just need to relax. But remember one thing: do not make a path out of relaxation. (EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK) OSHO, a mystic whose life and teachings have influenced millions of people of all ages, professions, and social standings, is considered one of the greatest spiritual teachers of the twentieth century. In this volume, OSHO takes up the parables of Liezi and reveals to those who can listen the infinite mystery and depth of Tao. Against the backdrop of Taoist parables, he speaks of Laozi, Confucius, Buddha, Rasputin, Jesus, Gurdjieff, Hitler, Einstein, Freud..., about psychotherapy and Taoism, about events in the ashram, about escapes from reality, esotericism, humor, jealousy, love, senility, or falling asleep during discussions. The interpretation of Liezi's sutras...