Purpose, fate and karma. What is the sense of life?
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In this book, Osho, the great mystic of the last century, talks about fate, karmic ties and purpose. He is sure that those who are not a fatalist become bright individuals: who does not believe that his life is predetermined, but fights for his place in life and strives for improvement. “There is karma, but you can always intervene,” says Osho.
To a rather complicated question What is the meaning of life? He answers simply: There is no sense. Everything that is pointless, then gives us true joy. Neither a high position nor a million on a bank account - no, Osho teaches that life is needed for the sake of itself, like poetry for poetry, and painting for painting ... This book inspires to reconsider its life values and learn to radiate joy , unknown to any billionaire, and enjoy life unknown to any policy
To a rather complicated question What is the meaning of life? He answers simply: There is no sense. Everything that is pointless, then gives us true joy. Neither a high position nor a million on a bank account - no, Osho teaches that life is needed for the sake of itself, like poetry for poetry, and painting for painting ... This book inspires to reconsider its life values and learn to radiate joy , unknown to any billionaire, and enjoy life unknown to any policy
Author:
Author:Osho
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Psychology
Paper:
Paper:gray
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9573-3166-7
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