The crux of Sambhog se Samadhi ki Aur (From Pleasure to Bliss) by Osho is the exploration of the journey from seeking pleasure in external, sensory experiences (sambhog) to reaching a higher state of consciousness and inner fulfillment (samadhi). Osho emphasizes that while sensory pleasures and worldly experiences can provide temporary satisfaction, they are ultimately fleeting and cannot lead to lasting happiness or spiritual enlightenment.

The teachings encourage moving beyond the reliance on external pleasures and instead focus on meditation, self-awareness, and inner growth to attain a deeper, more profound state of bliss—samadhi. This state is described as a non-dual experience, where one transcends the ego and the dualities of pleasure and pain, achieving a sense of unity with existence and a profound inner peace.

Osho explains that true enlightenment and bliss come from within and cannot be found in external pursuits. He uses metaphors, stories, and teachings to guide readers on how to detach from the cycle of seeking pleasure and move toward inner meditation and higher states of consciousness. In essence, the book is about transcending the limitations of the ego and sensory desires to reach a state of spiritual awakening and bliss.