The Three Dangerous Magi

The book explores the lives and philosophies of Osho, G.I. Gurdjieff, and Aleister Crowley, three controversial figures in 20th-century spirituality. Often labeled with provocative titles, they are examined for their profound insights into inner transformation and the balance between different spiritual paths. Despite their egocentric tendencies and the scandals surrounding them, the author presents them as brilliant thinkers and extraordinary masters, shedding light on their contributions to spiritual discourse.