From Sex to Superconsciousness
by ഓഷോ
English 160 pages 1 edition
‘Until the naturalness of sex becomes accepted wholeheartedly nobody can love anybody. I want to say to you that sex is godly. The energy of sex is divine energy, godly energy. That is why this energy creates new life. It is the greatest, most mysterious force of all. Drop this antagonism toward sex. If you ever want love to shower in your life, renounce this conflict with sex. Accept sex blissfully. Acknowledge its sacredness.’ This small, infamous volume has been a bestseller for decades. Why? Because sex is our basic life energy, and transformation our longing. Osho approaches the whole subject of sex humanly, humorously and scientifically. No one is born an expert on love and sex; one of life’s joys is to discover its sacredness, simplicity and naturalness. And once we bring understanding and harmony to sex, a door to superconsciousness opens.
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