When the shoes don"t pinch. Conversations about the stories of Taoist mystic Zhuangzi. Osho

The conversations of Osho by the stories of Zhuang-Tzu are reflections on different ways of finding their present I. As you know, many mystics, seeking enlightenment, first failed. They worked on themselves in the afternoon and at night, immotablely meditated, practiced - and defeated again. But when they were completely desperate and discarded efforts, enlightenment came to them by itself ...
Zhuang Tzu, the founder of Taoism, says that only we can know ourselves - without applying efforts. After all, everything that is achieved through will will always remain a burden, conflict, internal tension, and will need a lot of energy to keep what has been acquired through efforts. But how to discard efforts? Osho decrypts the ancient message left Zhuang Tzu, and gives readers a response to this exciting question. Carefully, with love, Osho leads the reader to understanding one of the most Bunctric seekers of Truth, which discovered for himself exhausted without effort.

What is the book
One book, two interlocutors - and many bright, fresh observations. On the pages of this book, Osho comments on the parables of one of his favorite mystics of Taoism - Zhuang Tzu. We are talking, as always, about the most important thing about the meaning of life, about the nature of suffering, about the path that can lead a person to happiness and genuine life in here-and-now. And this path, it turns out, lies far beyond effort, voltage and achieve results. This path is simple.
Osho says that any effort is aggression and violence. And if with the help of efforts you can achieve a lot in the material world, then in the spiritual world it will not work. Osho The line behind the line decrypts the stories of Zhuang-Tzu, which spill the light on how to discard the efforts and make the spirituality of his life