Courage The Joy of Living Dangerously by Osho - Paperback

Very disappointed in the fact the book refers to Muslims as Mohammedans! This is highly offensive and an incorrect term, why would the author randomly substitute the word Muslims. The reason it’s offensive is because Muslims don’t worship Mohammed, he’s the messenger. Muslims believe in god, the same as god as Christians and Jews. I wish the book was better researched.

A book full of wisdom and insight. Like another reviewer here, I had started reading the book initially and never finished it but recently I started re-reading it and this time the words really spoke to me - as is the case with many other spiritual and self-help books, one has to be in the right stage and frame of mind to fully appreciate and immerse the words and message in this book. Clear, deep and strong - I recommend this book, which can be read over and over again during one's journey in life.

I really enjoyed this book, I took it with me on holiday, and read it twice and I am sure I will read it again many times. This book helped give me clarity and understanding, and also helped to convince me that I wasn't the only person on this planet who was thinking in a different way and creating some amazing experiences and adventures!Osho has the ability to share his understandings in such an easy to assimilate way. A book everyone should read!!!!

I have only had this book for a few weeks but already I feel it has changed me. I have always been looking to deal with and overcome fears in my life and this book has provided me with all the answers that I was looking for. I recommend this book to anyone who wants more out of their life. If people can follow the basic principles of the book then I believe they will live a fulfilled life. I have just about finished reading it once. I plan on re-reading it again and again :)

good book I liked it.Osho's views are very different from most books i have read so i had to read the book with an open mindits different but to me different is goodwithout saying to much.....he makes some interesting points about having courage even in the face of death and how god is not an external being but an entity within usit is a book I will be re reading