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The Book of Secrets

topic posted Mon, June 8, 2009 - 6:34 AM by  mani
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Vigyan Bhairav Tantra

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These methods do not belong to any religion. Remember, they are not Hindu, just as the theory of relativity is not Jewish because Einstien conceived it.

No one says, "Why are you using electricty? This is Christian, because a Christian mind conceived it". Science does not belong to races and religions -- and Tantra is Science. These techniques were conceived by Hindus, but these techniques are not Hindu.

No temple is needed. You are quite enough of temple yourself. You are the lab, the whole experiment is to go on within you.

No belief is needed. Only a daringness to experiment is enough, courage to experiment is enough; that is the beauty.
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  • Re: The Book of Secrets

    Sun, June 14, 2009 - 10:19 AM
    <No temple is needed. You are quite enough of temple yourself. You are the lab, the whole experiment is to go on within you.

    No belief is needed. Only a daringness to experiment is enough, courage to experiment is enough; that is the beauty.>

    No brains also?

    I don't download PDF's from utterly unknown sources. Particularly one labeled 'The Book Of Secrets'.
    • Re: The Book of Secrets

      Sun, June 14, 2009 - 10:30 PM
      hehe, yes. no brains also... coz the ones who have the brains don't have the courage :)
      • Re: The Book of Secrets

        Mon, June 15, 2009 - 8:48 AM
        that's not true, you just need a balance between left and right brain, then you can courageously go into battle (or whatever challenge you face), using your intellect and creativity to accomplish the task at hand.
        • Re: The Book of Secrets

          Mon, June 15, 2009 - 9:29 PM
          Hey Simple songs:

          I was being humorous, referring to the tendencies of certain groups of people and naive individuals to project all sorts of peculiar things unto anything that is other, foreign, alien or exotic.

          Tribe is rife with such examples.
        • Re: The Book of Secrets

          Mon, June 15, 2009 - 11:15 PM
          but how can one balance the left and the right of the brain?

          my master taught me that when fighting with the sword you should not think.

          you have to act without thinking because thinking needs time. if you think then the other will win, you will be no more. there is no time to think, and the mind needs time. so hang your brain on a tree when you fight.

          a warrior fighting with his sword is just the 'fight'. nothing else.

          its not the brain that fights... its the energy.

          i really never use any intellect or creativity when i fight. the swords hit all by themselves. i am not fighting either... really :)
          • Re: The Book of Secrets

            Tue, June 16, 2009 - 1:02 AM
            that makes sense, except I don't fight. When a difficult situation arises, i go with my gut, my instinct, my energy. but to function in this world one needs to think from time to time, so in that there should be a balance. So that there is no bias, no judgment. if you fight for what is right for you, then what you need will be provided either by you or those around you. it will just be there for you as you need it. now what fighting do you speak of?
            • Re: The Book of Secrets

              Tue, June 16, 2009 - 2:12 AM
              i can understand you are talking about worldly situations and handling them using your intellect and energy.

              but the fight i speak of is meditative.

              its like fighting in the beginning but later it becomes a dance.

              you come to know all the moves of the opponent and the opponent knows yours... both merge and no longer remain two but become one, fully awake!! the same energy that was being used by their brain/ego is transcended.

              the fighters are gone... just the fight remains. we can fight for days without eating and sleeping.

              its pure meditation... pure tantra :)
              • Re: The Book of Secrets

                Tue, June 16, 2009 - 9:48 AM
                i am just beginning that journey and am a novice at best, a mere spectator at this point. so all i know are my thoughts at this point. actually starting yoga/pranayama/kundalini practice with a Guru today. I read a lot about this and know it, but don't practice it. Even if you have all the knowledge in the world and the seemingly perfect lifestyle of balance, it has no value if you don't put it into practice and use it for what the knowledge was intended for.

                i must master myself before I can master my surroundings. so basically take any advice or insights i have with a huge grain of salt. i am still battling my own ego and I am at war with myself. hopefully that will end soon and i can have inner peace and enlightenment so i can be of some use to others. for now, whenever i figure something out and share with someone else, it is no longer true for myself. it may have helped them, but it usually makes the situation worse for me, more confusing, realizing i haven't even started the journey, or if i have, then the end point gets farther and farther away. as soon as i realize something, it changes. so i guess the lesson there is learn it, use it for what it was needed for at that moment, and then forget it and learn something else. Be constantly adaptable because the universe is constantly growing and changing and what holds true today may not hold true for tomorrow. so don't set anything in stone. don't believe that anything is ever completely figured out or solved or understood. there is wisdom in people saying to just live for the moment, to not read too much into everything, and just be. because trying so hard to figure something out puts limitations on it, and we are limitless.
                • Re: The Book of Secrets

                  Tue, June 16, 2009 - 10:47 AM
                  Man is born as potentiality. He is not really actual -- just potential. Man is born as a possibility, not as an actuality. He may become something; he may attain actualization of his potentiality or he may not attain. The opportunity may be used or it may not be used. And nature is not forcing you to become actual. You are free. You can choose to become actual; you can choose not to do anything about it.

                  Man is born as a seed. Thus, no man is born fulfilled -- just with the possibility of fulfillment. Thus self-actualization becomes a basic need. Because unless you are fulfilled, unless you become what you can be or what you are meant to be, unless your destiny is fulfilled, unless you actually attain, unless your seed becomes a fulfilled tree, you will feel that you are missing something. And everyone is feeling, that he is missing something. That feeling of missing is really because of this, that you are not yet actual.

                  This book, VIGYANA BHAIRAVA TANTRA, is five thousand years old. Nothing can be added; there is no possibility to add anything. It is exhaustive, complete. It is the most ancient and yet the latest, yet the newest. Old like old hills -- the methods seem eternal -- and they are new like a dewdrop before the sun, because they are so fresh.

                  These one hundred and twelve methods of meditation constitute the whole science of transforming mind. They have taken in all the possibilities, all the ways of cleaning the mind, transcending the mind. Not a single method could be added to these one hundred and twelve methods.

                  And these one hundred and twelve methods can help each and everyone. Any particular method may not be of use to you. Choose any one method which suits you. It is not difficult to know which suits you.

                  These are all the methods possible. If nothing clicks and nothing gives you the feeling that this is for you, then there is no method left for you -- remember this. Then forget spirituality and be happy. Then it is not for you.

                  But these one hundred and twelve methods are for the whole humanity -- for all the ages that have passed and for all the ages that have yet to come. In no time has there ever been a single man, and there will never be one, who can say, "These one hundred and twelve methods are all useless for me." Impossible! This is impossible!

                  Every type of mind has been taken into account. Every possible type of mind has been given a technique in tantra. There are many techniques for which no man exists yet; they are for the future. There are many techniques for which no man exists now; they are for the past.

                  I started my journey with the first method of this book..... just half of it. And it was lethal :)
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                    Re: The Book of Secrets

                    Thu, June 25, 2009 - 10:16 PM
                    So basically, one need only have that one book on a lonely shelf?
                    • Re: The Book of Secrets

                      Fri, June 26, 2009 - 5:22 AM
                      Sounds cool but you won't need to read any other book after reading this one.

                      So just the lonely shelf will do... without any book at all :)
    • Re: The Book of Secrets

      Mon, June 29, 2009 - 3:27 AM
      The book is clearly titled "Osho - The Book of Secrets". One might therefore assume it is by Osho . . . which it is. Osho as in "Rajneesh" Chandra Mohan Jain or Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh . . . an Indian mystic and spiritual teacher of quite some standing. Both the materials and origin is sound.

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