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                                           The Book of Mirdad

            There are millions of books in the world, but The Book of Mirdad stands out far above any other book in existence.
It is unfortunate that very few people are acquainted with The Book of Miradad for simple reason that it is not a religious scripture. It is a parable, a fiction, but containing oceanic truth.
It is a small book, but the man who gave birth to this book…And mind my words, I am not saying "the man who wrote this book." Nobody wrote this book. I am saying the man who gave birth to this book—he was unknown, a nobody.
It is an extraordinary book in the sense that you can read it and miss it completely, because the meaning of the book is not in the words of the book. The meaning of the book is running side by side in the silence between the words, between the lines, in the gaps.
If you are in a state of meditative ness, if you are not only reading fiction but encountering the whole religious experience of a great human being, absorbing it; not intellectually understanding but existentially drinking it, the words are there but they become secondary.
And it is a book to be read by the Heart, not by the mind. It is a book not to be understood, but experienced. It is something phenomenal.
Millions of people have tried to write books so that they can express the inexpressible, but they have failed utterly. I know only one book, The Book of Mirdad, which has not failed; and if you cannot get to the very essence of it, it will be your failure, not his.
            The Book of Mirdad needs to be in every house, it is so precious.
            The Book of Mirdad is one of the greatest devices that have been created down the ages. Don't read it like any other book. Don't read it like Shri Bhagvadgita of Holy Bible. Read it as beautiful poetry, as music spread on the pages. Read it as message from a Master of Meditation.
The words are code words.
Don't look for their meaning in the dictionary. Their meaning is when they strike something in your heart.
                                                                               Osho   :  Books I Have Loved