The way of Tao: Discourses on Lao Tse’s Tao-te-King by Bagwan Shree Rajneesh (Epub)

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⭐ Anyone who have read Tao De Ching MUST read this 2 volumes book by Bhagwan Shree Rajnesh (aka Osho) otherwise you will not understand the real meaning of Tao De Ching because only an enlightened Master or Mystic with the same consciousness as the original Lao Tzu 2,500 years ago can or are qualified to intrepret its meanings of the 5,000 Chinese characters. I have read nearly all, I said nearly because over the course of 46 years and fumbling through dozens of the translated version of the Tao De Ching in the English Languages by various renowned authors and translators, I finally found the real Master himself the original Lao Tzu who is reincarnated in the physical form of Osho’s to gave the real meaning of the words of the Sage who wrote the book. The first chapter of the book start with Bhawan Shree Rajneesh saying: “I am Lao Tzu, Lao Tzu is me and when I am speaking it is Lao Tzu speaking. Lao Tzu and me is one” I first though that this must be another imposer or idiot who say such phrases but when you continue reading through half of the book or to the end of the first volume. then you will realise that this fellow really is Lao Tzu himself saying it through his voice and body after 2,500 years. Any who miss this book certainly misses the real meaning of Lao Tzu’s Tao De Ching.

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