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Ismail Hakkı ismailhakkinet — I was intrigued by the description of the book when I came across it. I haven't read any other books by James Welch. It is a bittersweet story about Charging Elk, who is left behind alone in France by the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show (accidentally). The story explores how his life unfolds from not being able to speak the language and sticking out because he is vastly different from those around him to

Vinkit Kooy kbk9155 — I love autobiographies and this one had the humor matched with the unexpected humanity of sorrow and reality. Dick Gregory's story is just raw and real, so if you enjoy learning more (as in, the WHOLE STORY) about people who are or used to be heavy in the public eye, this is a GREAT book to read. Enjoy!

Joshua Labrie _ava_iant — I read this book a week before I took a birthday weekend trip to Lebanon. I had never been to the Arab world before this trip and I knew nothing of Lebanese history. This was a beautiful story, written well and translated not so terribly.

Erhard Schweitzer erhardschweitzer — Although I havent read many of Osho books, I have read his Autobiography [http://www.iosho.com/oBook/The%20Life...] (collection and excerpts of his lectures over the yrs about his life) and From Sex to Superconsciousness. One major difference in this book is that his goal in the book is very clear. Its not abstract in any way, its like math- clear cut and concise. He talks about the difference between Yoga and Tantra in the beginning and explains their differing philosophies in a simple, layman's terms. The book is about Tantric techniques of spiritual advancement. The word "Tantra" he explains, means "technique". Everyone is questioning of life's meaning, how to advance spiritually, what will it lead to etc etc. Osho stresses that the important thing to notice is that you have a doubting mind, not the doubts themselves. He further stresses that he is not going to waste time in clearing your doubts, he is just going to give you techniques which will help you to stop having a doubting mind. The effort has to be yours. There are 112 techniques. Whichever one suits you, do it. Its all in black and white- you work on it and you get results. Ofcourse thats a simplistic view, and you might be sceptical of it, and for good reason. The attitude with which one approaches such techniques is ofcourse important. The beauty of the book though is that there are 112 techniques, which means that there is one for every kind of attitude. If you are restless and angry, there is a technique that you can use even then. If you like Osho, buy this book. If you dont know him, read his teachings online if you are interested before you buy the book so that you have taste of what to expect. Dont read too much stuff about him written by others- lot of people misunderstand him- use your own judgement of his teachings. A good link is [http://www.oshoworld.com]

Kirsty Kirsty ytsrik — one of my favorite books of all time