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About the Author
Jane Stork was born in Albany, Western Australia, in 1945. She spent her childhood and early adult life in Western Australia and New Zealand. She has lived in India and the United States of America. She now lives in Germany.
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Paperback: 290 pages
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (April 3, 2018)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1986754200
ISBN-13: 978-1986754200
Product Dimensions:
6.1 x 0.7 x 9.2 inches
Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
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After watching the Netflix show "Wild, Wild Country" I wanted to read a little more about Jane Stork. I found her to be one of the more compelling people featured in the documentary. I was happy to find that she wrote a book about her experience with Rajneesh/Osho. I have read numerous books about people leaving cults. Most of these books are not particularly well written, but I find their stories intriguing enough to overlook that. With Jane Stork's memoirs, this is not an issue. Her writing style is easy and fluid. It is a pleasure to read her book. The story, itself, is very harrowing. She had a difficult road to walk. Most of it was self inflicted. Watching her wake up to self-responsibility is beautiful, though the road she took was anything but that. She found her peace through hard won honesty and self awareness.This book follows her life story from her youth, her dissent into a cult, her mental and moral breakdown and her slow and long recovery to true maturity, freedom and peace of mind. It is an incredible life journey with much heartbreak and loss. But it also shows the resiliency of the human heart and spirit. It charts the power of self-deception and self-awareness and how one brings misery and the other brings freedom.This book is well worth the read, especially if you or a family member have ever been effected by a cult. This book is powerful stuff and a clarion call for personal responsibility and self awareness. I really enjoyed it and highly recommend it.
Honest, well-written, interesting. It's the story both of Ms. Stork's (Shanti B) personal journey, beginning in childhood, as well as her time with Rajneesh and her subsequent legal travails. She is at once single-minded, naive, mystical, remarkably well-read and articulate, obviously very intelligent, and ultimately a kind person - but one with a glaring achilles' heel that led her into deeper and deeper (and shark-infested!) waters. She readily admits that she was unable to face reality - something that is a human universal, so this story has a degree of universal resonance.As someone who lived in Rajneeshpuram, knew this entire cast of characters, and also knew quite well her nuclear family that plays a central role in this book, I am pleased that she has found her way to be breathtakingly honest. In the pantheon of Rajneeshee memoirs, let alone ex-sanyassins, that is a pretty rare quality. I place this book at the top of the list with Tim Guest's My Life In Orange as worthwhile windows into the Rajneesh phenomenon.
I had seen the author Jane Stork in the documentary Wild Wild Country in which she was one of the interviewed persons that seemed to be very honest, so I became interested in her. In her book she describes, how she came to Bhagwan and had been living in his ashram in Pune. Her desire to make everything rightly, combined with honesty and self-denial, let her become a tough heroine. She not only said Yes in words, but also proved that she really carried out what she said, even if it went against her grain. In the new commune in Oregon, where things went into chaos, she tried to assassinate Bhagwan's doctor in an attempt to save Bhagwan's life. She knew she had gone beyond the pale and had to leave the commune. She escaped to Germany. What followed was a long process of working through her life removing layer by layer. Several times she had to face legal trials and was sentenced to prison. It was a huge cleansing process in which she brought light into her unconscious past and became aware of her dark sides.It was a long process, in which she became a seeker in a true sense discovering her self that was buried so long. While reading I felt more and more compassion. What matters is to trust life. Is it important, if you consider yourself to be a sannyasin or a dropout? These are all labels on the outside that don't touch our real beings. It was a revelation to me that Bhagwan's misdeeds, which she condemns so much, helped her and many other stubborn sannyasins to get rid of their misunderstood surrender. Without his scandalous behaviour she would still sit at his feet as a faithful sannyasin and confuse surrender with obedience. Blind adoration would never have awakened her.Jane Stork won't probably agree with my insights. Although the book has a few minor flaws, I will give it 5 stars because of the revelations that overwhelmed me. Jane Stork has done a great work and her book moved me deeply. It almost transformed me without doing anything but reading.
An incredible author. She is powerfully honest, talented with her words, and capable of creating exact images in succinct language. The narrative is fascinating, but second to her ability to tell it.
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