Dhyan Darshan

Dhyan Darshan is a book by Osho about what stands between a person and inner peace. Its central claim is that suffering comes from the sense of being a separate self. Wherever the "I" is present, pain, sorrow and problems follow, and the ego is named as the root of all of them.

The way out the book describes is a kind of dissolving. When the drop of individual consciousness falls into Brahm, the self is no longer anywhere to be found. In that absence peace arises first, then bliss, and finally a sweetness the author calls nectar. The book sets out this path from ego-driven sorrow to freedom for readers drawn to Osho's approach to meditation and self-understanding.