Osho on The Middle Path
In this excerpt Osho emphasizes the importance of the middle path in life, as taught by The Buddha. It’s nice to read but so difficult to practise !!
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Osho Explains Contemplation, Concentration and Meditation
In this excerpt Osho, the Master of Masters explains the differences between Contemplation, Concentration and Meditation. A simple explanation that delivers a profound truth as always. 🙏🏿
Guru Poornima
Guru Purnima is also Maharishi Ved Vyasa’s birth anniversary and Buddha’s first sermon was delivered on this day. Sharing a few excerpts from Osho’s discourse on who should be a teacher.
Osho on Total Acceptance
In these excerpts Osho talks of total self-acceptance to transcend the ego. Whatever is your true nature, accept it, rather than trying to live upto an ideal.
One Life or Many Lives ? Osho Answers
In this excerpt Osho answers a question regarding man having one life or many lives. Beautiful explanation that these concepts are devices used by different Masters to help man become enlightened.
Osho on The Human Body and Breath
Reflecting on Osho’s discourses on Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, that emphasize the significance of breath in life, and awareness of the miracle called the human body.
Celebrating Buddha Purnima and Jiddu Krishnamurti’s Birthday
This year’s birthdays of Jiddu Krishnamurti and Buddha were a day apart, prompting reflections on their teachings. Sharing a beautiful story of Buddha’s life and a quote from Jiddu Krishnamurti.
Osho on Dale Carnegie and Anger
Osho emphasizes the importance of moment-to-moment awareness in relationships, illustrating how past experiences influence reactions. Dale Carnegie’s letter anecdote highlights the power of “responses” over instant “reactions”.
Osho Says Become a Witness ..
Excerpts from Osho’s discourses on Vedanta where he speaks of Buddha’s response to hostility. Osho emphasizes on non-attachment and witnessing to end karmic cycles.
Experience Grounding: Walking Barefoot on Grass
Sharing my experience and insights on barefoot walking and grounding. Please walk barefoot only on grass, sand or soft mud, never on concrete or tar roads.