ISSUE SIXTY ONE, APRIL 2007 DROP KNOWLEDGE
MAIN STORY MYSTICS TOPICS HAPPENINGS MEDIA IN FOCUS LAUGHTER BOOK INTRO MEDITATION :: FORTHCOMING EVENTS ::   AT OSHODHAM 44, Jhatikra Road, Pandwala Khurd, New Delhi. April 6-8 : 3-day meditation camp conducted by Swami Vairagya Amrit April 13-15: 3-day meditation camp conducted by Swami Chaitanya Keerti April 22-28 : 7-days "No Mind" Meditation group conducted by Swami Chaitanya Keerti More... OSHO WORLD GALLERIA April 13: HAIKU : Summer Collection of apparels and home textiles April 20: Exhibition of “Vases” Screen Savers, Wallpapers Photo Gallery	POST YOUR COMMENT PRINT PAGE   Subscribe :: Osho World Patrika (Hindi Magazine) - Click Here Subscribe :: Osho World News (English Magazine) - Click Here   :: MAIN STORY :: Drop Knowledge Wisdom is not knowledge. Knowledge is borrowed, it can be gathered from a library. The heavier the load of knowledge, the more ignorant one becomes, says Osho. Wisdom comes from the heart; it is the voice of the inner being... Read More...   :: MYSTICS :: Khalil Gibran Kahlil Gibran... the very name brings so much ecstasy and joy that it is impossible to think of another name comparable to him. Just hearing the name, bells start ringing in the heart which do not belong to this world. Kahlil Gibran is pure music, a mystery such that only poetry can sometimes grasp it, but only sometimes... Read More... Subhuti Buddha had thousands of disciples. Subhuti was just one of them, nothing special about him. Really nobody knows much about Subhuti, this is the only story about him. There were great disciples, well known, famous -- great scholars, princes. They had big kingdoms, and when they left them and renounced and became disciples of Buddha, they had a name around them. But flowers didn't shower on them... Read More...   :: TOPICS :: Ego: The source of Neurosis The ego is the source of all neurosis, because the ego is the center of all falsity, of all perversions. The whole problem is with the ego. If you live with the ego, sooner or later you will become neurotic. You will have to become, because ego is the basic neurosis. Ego says, "I am the center of the world," which is false, mad. Only if there is a God, he can say "I"... Read More... The great synthesis There is not necessarily any conflict between religion, science and art. We have created the conflict, that's true, says Osho, but there need not be, and in a real person there is none... Read More...   :: happenings :: Lotuses of the Inner Garden “Lotuses of the Inner Garden”, an exhibition of Mandala paintings by Ma Prem Shashi (Clio Mitchell Farnham from England) was opened at Osho World galleria, BG-09, Ansal Plaza on 23rd March 2007... Read More...   :: media :: When The Blind Lead the Blind The Times of India, New Delhi 23 February, 2007 The Search for truth makes us look for a guru who can guide us in the right direction. But can we be sure that the guru knows where the truth lies?... Read More... Kabir: The Everest of Consciousness The Times of India, New Delhi 30 February, 07 A man of Consciousness has no enemies at all because he has no fear in his heart. Such a man alone can sing songs of love... Read More... Find God in the World all Around You The Times of India, New Delhi 2 March, 07 Modernity enriches man with such wealth, such progress that even the gods may be envious. But it also takes away beautiful qualities, which made man human... Read More... Be Original, Be Happy The Times of India, New Delhi 9 March, 2007 When you don’t long to do anything other than what you are, then your mind exists in the moment. Then you are at ease. Then you are in Dharma... Read More... Life: Mystery Beyond Perfection The Times of India, New Delhi For perfectionists, life is a puzzle to be solved. But for the wise, life is a mystery to be lived with a sense of wonder... Read More... Brit journo swirls into Osho’s mandala Asian Age 1 April, 2007 I n 1998, Clio Mitchell, a journalist working with a famous publication in England, never imagined that a three-month visit to India would change her life forever... Read More...   :: In Focus (Article by Swami Satya Vedant) :: Managing Knowledge in Quest of the Ultimate Knowledge is a very personal thing. It is not an object to possess, a property to own. Also, knowledge does not exist in books and scriptures, in software programs or prepared texts. When one knows, say the Buddhas, it becomes part and parcel of oneself. In spiritual traditions, therefore... Read More...   :: Laughter :: Laughter Sense of humor has its own spirituality. If you cannot laugh you cannot understand life. If you cannot laugh you are not open. Laughter opens you towards existence. When you are not laughing, when you are sad and serious, you are closed... Read More...   :: Book Intro :: Introduction The Kaivalya Upanishad is about the nature of ultimate freedom. It is a inquiry into one of the major themes for modern man: becoming complete in oneself; finding aloneness without feeling lonely... Read More...   :: Meditation :: Title - From sound to inner silence Meditation - Use your name as a mantra Sutra (Technique)- Enter the sound of your name and, through this sound, all sounds. Read More...
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