Title pageCopyright pagePrefaceChapter 1: Introduction to the Path of YogaChapter 2: Desireless, You Are EnlightenedChapter 3: Five Modifications of MindChapter 4: Madness or MeditationChapter 5: Why Can’t you Dance?Chapter 6: The Purity of YogaChapter 7: An Ecstasy Is BornChapter 8: Stop, and It Is Here!Chapter 9: This Very Life, the Ultimate JoyChapter 10: The End Is in the BeginningAbout OshoOSHO International Meditation ResortFor More Information
< Previous | Contents | Next > Chapter 9: This Very Life, the Ultimate Joy The first state of vairagya, desirelessness: cessation from self-indulgence in the thirst for sensuous pleasures, with conscious effort. The last state of vairagya, desirelessness: cessation of all desiring by knowing the innermost nature of purush, the supreme self. Abhyasa andvairagya – constant inner practice and desirelessness: these are the two foundation stones of Patanjali’s Yoga. Constant inner effort is needed not because something has to be achieved but because of wrong habits....
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< Previous | Contents | Next > Preface Mind is not a thing, but an event. A thing has substance in it; an event is just a process. A thing is like a rock; an event is like a wave: it exists, but is not substantial. It is just the event between the wind and the ocean – a process, a phenomenon. This is the first thing to be understood: that mind is a process, like a wave or like a river, but it has no substance in it....
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