Autobiography of a Spiritually Incorrect Mystic

In Autobiography of a Spiritually Incorrect Mystic, Osho, one of the most controversial spiritual leaders of the 20th century, reflects on his life, beliefs, and philosophies. With his trademark wit and candor, Osho recounts his journey from a small Indian village to becoming a global icon of spiritual awakening and self-discovery. Far from a conventional spiritual autobiography, this book offers a candid and often provocative exploration of Osho’s revolutionary ideas, his confrontations with societal norms, and his unorthodox approach to enlightenment.

Why Read This Book?

• Gain insight into the life and mind of a spiritual leader who challenged tradition and embraced individuality.
• Explore Osho’s unique and often controversial perspectives on religion, love, and meditation.
• Reflect on profound questions about life, purpose, and inner freedom.
• Appreciate a blend of humor, wisdom, and honesty that invites readers to think critically about spirituality.
• Discover a book that inspires personal transformation and challenges conventional beliefs.

About the Author

Osho, born Rajneesh Chandra Mohan Jain, was a philosopher, mystic, and spiritual teacher whose ideas transcended traditional religious boundaries. Known for his unconventional teachings, he blended insights from Eastern spirituality with Western philosophy to address the challenges of modern life. Osho’s legacy includes an extensive library of books, discourses, and meditation techniques that continue to influence seekers worldwide. Despite controversies surrounding his life and movement, Osho remains a thought-provoking and transformative figure in the realm of spirituality.