Osho Zen-tarot Handboek
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- Author
- diverse autheurs
- Publisher
- Osho publicaties
- ISBN
- 9799071985712
- Language
- Dutch
- Condition notes
- 2002, 396 pp, hardback with dust jacket
- Category
- Textbooks › Spirituality
About this book
"Rajneesh Chandra Mohan (Kuchwada, 11 December 1931 – Poona, 19 January 1990), better known during the 1970s as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and later as Osho, was a guru and the founder and inspiration behind a spiritual movement (the Bhagwan movement) in India, the US, Australia and Europe. In June 1981, he left for America, but was forced to return to India four years later due to legal problems in the US, specifically relating to immigration law. Among other things, he became famous for owning 93 Rolls-Royces. The honorary title ‘Bhagwan’ originates from Sanskrit and is reserved for people who have attained so-called self-realisation. It is often translated as ‘Lord’. In Maharashtra, it is a common first name. In Sanskrit, ‘Sri’ means ‘exalted’ or ‘enlightened’. In the Zen tradition, Osh? is a term for a spiritual master.<br /><br />Source: Wikipedia. Available under the Creative Commons Attribution/ShareAlike licence."<br /><br />The Osho Zen Tarot Handbook offers a comprehensive introduction to the ‘here and now’ approach of Zen. This approach fosters the realisation that it is beneficial to consciously face the challenges of daily life. And so the realisation may arise that the future is a consequence of ideas, events and attitudes in the present.<br />Building on the well-known Osho Zen Tarot deck, the reader will find in-depth individual texts here, so that they can pick up the book from time to time for reflection and meditation. The texts explore all the cards in the Zen Tarot in greater depth – 79 in total. This deck has been available for over ten years and is a contemporary and beautifully illustrated collection of tarot cards, accompanied by a concise booklet. With Osho, the emphasis is not on the methodology of the tarot or its predictive value, but rather on gaining a deeper understanding of situations in daily life, such as: solitude, creativity and playfulness.<br />You don’t need to know anything about tarot or readings to enjoy the Osho Zen Tarot and this book.<br />The book includes a cross-reference table linking the cards to the Rider-Waite and Crowley tarot decks.