Book of Woman

The Book of Woman delves into the mystique that is a woman. We get a view of woman as understood by Osho. The book goes into all the details of womanhood and explains all the functions of a woman. The topic is dealt with great sensitivity and vividness. Osho talks about relationships family motherhood birth control all the issues that are central to the existence of a woman. A woman'should not try to ape a man. She has an existence of her own and she should revel in her feminity and not be repulsed by it. Harmony in life can be achieved by a synchronisation between head and heart. The heart should rule a woman all the time and the head should follow and supply it with reason. Osho reviles the institution of marriage and calls it a shackle for a woman. Men use marriage to monopolise women and limit her. Osho concludes by saying that woman is a mystery and even trying to unravel the mystery would be a big mistake on the part of a man. It is better to let her remain a beautiful mystery and enjoy the parts nature allows you play as a Man or a Woman. Although the book is about Women it can be read by a sensitive person of any gender. About the author OSHO or Acharya Rajneesh as he was known in his early days was born in Madhya Pradesh in 1931. He was a professor of Philosophy who later turned into a Spiritual Guru and established an Ashram in Pune. It became very famous and he garnered disciples from all over the world. He advocated a life free of social fetters. His books are used as guides for a fulfilling spiritual life. His books mostly consisting of lectures delivered have been published worldwide in over 60 languages. About the Author About the Author Osho was born as Chandra Mohan Jain and also known as Acharya Rajneesh. He was born in a small village in the state of Madhya Pradesh on 11 December 1931. He was an Indian mystic spiritual guru and philosopher who had international fame and followers. He died on 19 January 1990.