Meditation / BoS / VBT
 Meditation is the key to deepening our consciousness and awareness of the present.
One very helpful source for information about meditation is The Book of Secrets, which are Osho’s commentary on the vigyan bhairav tantra, 112 meditation techniques for seeing reality ‘as it is’.
Much of what we consider ‘tantra’ in the western world is based almost exclusively on some of sexual content from this ancient system of personal development.
However, tantra as understood anciently represented a non-dual path of acceptance of all that is.
Introductory Content
What is The Book of Secrets?
Where can I get The Book of Secrets?
Quotes and Commentary
1: Tantra is about Technique
2: Doing is Knowing
3: The Teacher is the Lover is the Teacher
4: Feminine Receptivity is Necessary
5: Becoming One with the Master
6: Language of Logic vs. Language of Love
7: Drink in the Master and Listen to the Silence
8: Transcending Duality
9: Being Truly Open
10: Beginning the Practices
11: Repression vs. Freedom
12: Transformation through Acceptance
13: Yoga vs. Tantra – Feminine vs. Masculine – Introvert vs. Extrovert
14: You Cannot Enter Love through Technique
15: How Do I Know Which Technique will Result?
16: Becoming Truly Total
17: Divinity is your Natural State
18: How can Small Techniques Manifest?
19: Fear vs. Reality
20: How to Start Meditation Right
21: Why trust the Mind?
22: Admit your Fear
23: Starting and Stopping Again
24: Talking Ain’t Doing!
25: Meditation through Prana
About Ryan Orrock
Ryan works with power and sexuality to help people get what they want.
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