Our maturity is measured by the dictions, phrases, clauses, and sentences we use in our daily life. The entire personality of a person whether it is external or internal can be measured with the help of the thought of the person. Even if a person has gone through various grooming programmes, his attitude is not expected to be modified in toto until and unless he goes through a number of interesting, inspirational and motivational texts. The more a person goes through such texts, the more positive attitude he will have. We all must have gone through the philosophies or texts of Swami Vivekananda, Rabindranath Tagore, Swami Dayanand, Gautam Buddha, Acharya Rajneesh et al at least once in life. From the fountain of their philosophies, we must have taken a sip which must have left a little bit or more impression on our mind and action. In fact, since childhood, we have been encouraged to recite the lines of the holy books or scriptures like the Ramayana, the Mahabharata, the BhagvadaGeeta, the Vedas, the various Upanishads, the Garuda Purana, etc. in order to modify our character and thought. In this regard, I have tried to frame the philosophies of Acharya Rajneesh that appeared in the form of interesting texts. Acharya Rajneesh had very different perspectives regarding various issues. His views and opinions were totally different and even eye-opener to the readers and appear before us in the form of interesting texts.
Research Scholar, Dept. of English & Research Centre, Magadh University, Bodh-Gaya
