When the Shoe Fits: Stories of the Taoist Mystic Chuang Tzu Paperback – October 15, 2004

If you get an Osho book, get this one and Intuition (the companion book to this one). Taoism is very hard to understand the genius of Osho is he makes it simple and everyone can understand.

I've never failed to read a book based upon Osho's talks that I didn't gain something from and this book is no exception.Osho' perception was impeccable. Buy this. Read this. Digest this.

I never right reviews. To use a cliche, this little book TRANSFORMATIONAL

Keeping this one by my bed for many months now. The perfect tips for restful sleep and dream yoga practice!

Another book by Osho about spirituality, meditation, but in being comfortable in your own skin

When I’m feeling unsettled or anxious I simply flip to a random page. My fears are usually assuaged and my questions often answered.

When The Shoe Fits: Living Without Effort because Everything Moves on it’s Own by Osho is a beautiful book about effortlessness and the teachings of Chuang Tzu, a student of Lao Tzu.We are shown how effortlessness leads to oneness with the Tao or Universe as we are going with the flow of life and not striving for things which is using the ego and going against the flow of the Universe or Tao. We are shown through the parable of a small town how through effortlessness we can dance with life and be emperors even if we have little.This is a wonderful book on living in the flow and living without effort. I highly recommend this book for anyone who wants to learn to live without effort and in flow with the divine.I acknowledge that I received this book free of charge from NetGalley and Watkins publishing in exchange for my honest and unbiased opinion.

Sometimes a book comes along that changes everything. As I read, and I wanted to rush through it but could not, I noticed that I felt different. Yes, I appreciated the parables, the clear interpretation of the Tao in contemporary life. No, I was not trying to change. Was it the words or the space in between the words?Or was it simple the letting go, the exhalation into a single sound..."ahhh?"