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"A biography that has been available here in Italy since March 10 (2009), under the title 'Inside Steve Jobs'; distributed by Sperling&Kupfer for 16.50 euros." Other sources mention August as the date, so we're still off… I changed what you requested, so be satisfied… Aloha!

It's not over among the news because according to check, the book has already been out for almost a year. Rece Wikipediana. No....

Oh, finally a proper argument. Your comment is worth more than the review. Thank you.

"The only thing Osho aimed for was sex understood as a tool for individuation and reaching the divine (ever heard of sex as a mechanism of connection with God - maybe you've seen The Da Vinci Code -, or tantra?) and not as an exchange of affectionate attentions (which in themselves are not bad but are not fundamental in order to pray with sex)." So when will Rocco Siffredi be made a saint? He sure prays a lot.. He's closer to God than the Pope..

Just satisfy my curiosity, were you a bully when you were little or did you get beaten up day in and day out?

Laugh laugh.. You don’t know it overflows from the mouths of fools, right? And now what do you predict Nostradamus? Give it a try..

"MIEN MO MAN: stop wasting your breath on these noble and subtle thoughts... on this site, 80% of the people are a bunch of ignorant and boastful fools, mostly fans of Metal et simila :-). But you ugly idiot, what the hell are you laughing at?

"Punisher, everyone has the right to express their opinion without you getting angry as usual: I’ve noticed that if someone doesn't share your ideas and analysis, whether it's about a record or a book, you often react hysterically and, forgive me, childishly." I feel inclined to quote this statement...

Not to say, but... I don't know what Bartle could have done to be so "braggy," as you say; I found his comment ironic, nothing more. Everyone is free to express their own ideas, and if we consider the book in question, from the review it doesn't seem like any sort of enlightened revelation to me. I would have also rated the book a 1, even without reading it; I trust the reviewer and what they want to convey in these few lines... So: You are and remain you, whether you accept it or not. To live well, you need to learn to accept yourself. Is this a pearl of wisdom? No one could come to this conclusion on their own; it had to be told to us by Osho. Life is an open hand ready to offer its secrets to anyone who is ready. Another great maxim: if you don’t understand a damn thing, life won’t give you anything concrete; if, on the other hand, you know how to appreciate it, it will repay you with a thousand lessons and a certain acquired wisdom. Osho must have told us this too. The sin is to forget oneself; the virtue is to remember it. I remind myself every day of who I am, what I do, why I am in this world, and I treasure what life has to offer me. I didn’t need Osho for that. Love is on the border between matter and consciousness, rooted in the earth but its branches reach up to the sky. Love manifests materially, with small gestures and by managing to give unconditional affection; these little things lead its branches to the sky and across the universe, allowing the individual to feel complete and fulfilled, realizing they don’t expect anything in return for the love given. So, Osho wouldn’t have taught me much about love either... Life can only exist as long as something remains imperfect. And who cares, otherwise we'd all still be naked in the Garden of Eden dancing, singing, and partying every day... Of course it exists if there's something imperfect; life will never be perfect; otherwise, it really doesn't make sense to live trying every day to improve it and ourselves in turn. Being a better person every day is one of the goals that man should set for himself. If you can accept fear, it has already disappeared. And sure, who tells you to keep being afraid and do nothing to chase it away? You need to learn to face everything and be aware that, for better or for worse, sooner or later, you must come to terms with what scares you; learn to know it, and however insurmountable it may seem, everything can be overcome. Everything. You just need willpower and to find courage within yourself, being able to look inside. Sex is the prayer of the body and soul when they work in unison. Yes, of course, but we must distinguish between pure sex aimed solely at carnal pleasure and sex with a purely affectionate component. Only the second can be the prayer of the body and spirit. Otherwise, such a statement makes no sense at all. You see, I would never think of reading a book like this because, in life, I had already fully absorbed these things; I must be lucky or "braggy," you decide... But as Vortex says, if at 40 your readings are these, it might be time for a little self-reflection on what your life has given you and taught you so far.

I almost forgot the rating for the album!