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The Perfect Master: Talks on Sufi Stories by OSHO Coetzee dares to imagine theSufis are past masters in parables. Sufis know how to say in parables things which cannot be said. They have created the best parables in the world. A parable is a way of saying things in an indirect way. Truth cannot be asserted directly. That is too violent, too aggressive, too male. Truth can only be said in a very indirect way. It can be hinted at, indicated. You cannot be convinced of the truth: you can only be persuaded. And the master is one