On the Edge: Living with an Enlightened Master N/A

On the Edge: Living with an Enlightened Master

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by Yoga Punya From a review by Pankaja Brooke:"I found Punya’s book extraordinary for several reasons: It is unique among books by sannyasins because it gives the flavor of how it was to live – day to day – in the different Osho communes in Pune, America, and Europe. It’s the nitty-gritty details that she’s so good at conveying – and it’s precisely these details that anchor the reader in the experience she’s describing.Second, she has such a variety of skills and talents that she worked in almost every area of the different communes, so her descriptions of the day-to-day experience of working as musician, cook, cleaner, graphic designer, filing clerk, tourist guide, builder, give a unique picture of life in this great spiritual experiment." Softcover; 438 pages

by Yoga Punya

From a review by Pankaja Brooke:

"I found Punya’s book extraordinary for several reasons: It is unique among books by sannyasins because it gives the flavor of how it was to live – day to day – in the different Osho communes in Pune, America, and Europe. It’s the nitty-gritty details that she’s so good at conveying – and it’s precisely these details that anchor the reader in the experience she’s describing.

Second, she has such a variety of skills and talents that she worked in almost every area of the different communes, so her descriptions of the day-to-day experience of working as musician, cook, cleaner, graphic designer, filing clerk, tourist guide, builder, give a unique picture of life in this great spiritual experiment." 

Softcover; 438 pages

by Yoga Punya

From a review by Pankaja Brooke:

"I found Punya’s book extraordinary for several reasons: It is unique among books by sannyasins because it gives the flavor of how it was to live – day to day – in the different Osho communes in Pune, America, and Europe. It’s the nitty-gritty details that she’s so good at conveying – and it’s precisely these details that anchor the reader in the experience she’s describing.

Second, she has such a variety of skills and talents that she worked in almost every area of the different communes, so her descriptions of the day-to-day experience of working as musician, cook, cleaner, graphic designer, filing clerk, tourist guide, builder, give a unique picture of life in this great spiritual experiment." 

Softcover; 438 pages