Osho emphasizes that these insights are meant for living, not just for intellectual study. Tantra: The Supreme Understanding - Osho Fragrance
At the heart of the book is , described as the "ultimate experience" where the distinction between the observer and the observed dissolves. Tantra: The Supreme Understanding: Discourses o...
: Unlike Yoga, which Osho describes as a path of effort and "willpower," Tantra is a path of surrender . It teaches that the body and mind are expressions of the divine and should be used as vehicles for growth rather than being repressed. Osho emphasizes that these insights are meant for
: A central metaphor from Tilopa is to become like a hollow bamboo—empty of ego, desires, and intellectual clutter. When you are empty, the "divine" can flow through you like music through a flute. It teaches that the body and mind are
: Tantra seeks to transcend the "this and that" of the mind. By not choosing between good and bad, or heaven and hell, you remain in a natural state of "choiceless awareness." Practical Guidelines for the Seeker