“Kabir says that the man who masters his mind achieves that happiness which is everlasting. He achieves bliss—not the happiness that is the opposite of unhappiness, but that ecstasy from which there is no fall.”
OSHO

For those who long to quieten the mind, and bring peace to their lives in times of turmoil, Osho offers what he calls “the great secret.” That constant civil war going on in the mind is simply its very nature, he says. So, become a little alert, see the mind for what it is. Watch, understand its nature, and discover how to lovingly set it aside when it is not needed.

How to do this? The key is to be found within Osho’s commentary on Kabir’s incomparable songs. Osho brings alive for the reader Kabir’s inherently human path, and once the journey has begun, there is no turning back.