Nanak Sansari Sanyasth

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Osho

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Mehta publishing House

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Publisher	Mehta publishing House
Publication Year	2015
ISBN-13	9788184986921
ISBN-10	8184986920
Binding	Paperback
Language	(Marathi)
Dimensions (Cms)	21.5 x 13.9 x 0.8
Weight (grms)	181

Guru Nanak was an enlightened mystic, and the founder of Sikhism. Nanak made his sadhana, his practice, out of song. Nanak's words are the words of a poet, a bard and a lover of beauty.'Ek Onkar Satnam' is the essence of Japuji Sahib - the message of Nanak that emerged as the religion of Sikhism. Indeed, 'Ek Onkar Satnam' is the heartbeat of Nanak, and Japuji Sahib is the fragrance of the inner flowering. 'Ek Onkar Satnam', Osho's series of preachings on nanak-vani, is an utterly remarkable book. It's an extraordinary compilation of the twenty preachings given by Osho on Guru Nanak Dev ji's Japuji. In the book, it's as if Nanak Dev has manifested again in the 21st century, and has breathed new life into his own sutras through Osho's mouth.The Japuji Sahib contains the very first words Guru Nanak Dev uttered after self-realization. In 'Ek Onkar Satnam', Osho interprets and elaborates on Nanak's songs of devotion, while sharing timeless wisdom about the nature of singing, devotion, love, religion, and the different paths to flourishing consciousness.'Ek Onkar Satnam' helps us understand Guru Nanak's vision in our own way. While the focus of the book is complex, Osho is able to articulate these complex ideas through simple stories. The ideas get heavy at times, but he always brings in a fun and relevant story to drive the point home.

Osho

Osho is an Indian mystic and philosopher. He has spoken on major spiritual traditions including Jainism, Hinduism, Hassidism, Tantrism, Christianity, Buddhism, on a variety of Eastern and Western mystics and on sacred scriptures such as the Upanishads.