Beyond Osho An Introduction to the Ideas of the Great Spiritual Master

The book being described is a small and attractive book with a pink cover and sparkling images that tempts the reader to explore its contents. The book is written by Jorge Blaschke, a Spanish national award-winning journalist who presents Osho in the context of other modern mystics, both from the East and the West.

Blaschke covers Osho's diverse dimensions, including his meditation techniques, uplifting music, and divine dancing. The book design is eclectic, and every page has one or two short quotations from mystics to make the text sparkle. The book covers major concepts of Osho's vision, including master and disciple, ego, traps of success and power, violence, false conception of time, sex, Zen, happiness, enlightenment, and the mind.

The book ends with Osho's insights contrasted with Western religions, pointing out the substantial differences between the spirituality of the East and the West. The title of the book echoes Osho's famous book, "I Am The Gate," in which he exhorts to move beyond him. The author invites the reader to widen their horizons with this book and go beyond Osho. The book cannot be gulped down like any wine but savored like an expensive treat.