Discussion on the theme of the book
Synopsis
By My Own Rules is a collection of glimpses from my past. At the age of 71, I see it as an opportunity to remember those adventurous and intense moments
It is my mother, father and Bhagwan that I have learned from in my life. This trio has prepared me to accept life as it comes They have developed in me the concept of being there and living in the moment They have given me the understanding to complete the cirecle of my life by my own rules.
Although the book covers a lot about my profession, I have also spoken about my experience and feelings.
Over the last three decades, I have taught myself the ropes of my profession. I've learned on the job, worked closely with the residents with diverse conditions including dementia The differnet systems, themes and dealing from my work in this book are 100 per cent my experiences and obserations. Theese are no prelearned theories They wre all real-life situations
For this treaure trove of learning, I am grateful to my residents. Their trust in me reminded me that simply being there for them was the ultimate solution
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Ma Anand Sheela became a follower of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, the spiritual leader of the Rajneesh movement, at the young age of 16 Holding on to the teachings she picked up over the years, she aims to spend her life in service and now runs two nursing homes: Matrusaden (mother’s home) and Bapusaden (father’s home), both of which offer shelter for the elderly suffering with mental illnesses “It is the love of my parents that I have received that must be shared with people,” she revealed in an interview with Vogue “They were my inspiration to create nursing homes ”
In 1996, after Osho's death, Ma Anand Sheela shared her experiences with her guru in a memoir that was originally written in German, and later converted to English
