PATANJALI: THE INNER SCIENTIST 
PATANJALI IS THE GREATEST scientist of the inner. Osho calls Patanjali a rare flower. The one who has a scientific mind, yet his journey is inner. Osho shares “His approach is that of a scientific mind: he is not a poet. And in that way he is very rare, because those who enter into the inner world are almost always poets, those who enter into the outer world are always almost scientists.”
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OSHO WORLD CELEBRATES “LOVE” TO MARK JANMASTAMI
Osho's vision of Raas, a divine celebration and the interplay of energies, came to life at the inauguration of Krishna Week at Osho World Galleria in New Delhi's Ansal Plaza on Friday, 3rd September 2004.



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FAMILY
Family is one of the most ancient institutions. It was very helpful in the past for man survived through it but has lost its utility in the modern times. Osho says man has outgrown the family, it is no longer relevant in the new context of things and the new humanity.

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SUFI PATH OF LOVE: FRAGRANT AND FRESH 
Sufis tend to remain hidden in a mysterious world, revealing themselves only to chosen seekers of truth — who are receptive and devoted. This has been their way for thousands of years. They pray to God in the middle of night, in its deep silence when the world sleeps, as they don't want to make an exhibition of their prayer. Krishna says in the Bhagavad Gita: "The meditator meditates alone in the deep night when everybody in the world is sleeping". And Sufis do the same.

SATYAM SHIVAM SUNDARAM

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THE ART OF LIVING
Osho says that there is no separate art of life. If one knows how to “allow”, be it poetry or dance or love -- if one knows how to allow, then one knows the art of life. “In the allowing, in the let-go, in the surrender, is the art of life. How not to be and to let God be -- that is the only art of life.”
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VEGETARIANISM
Vegetarianism is not about morality or religiousness. It is a question of aesthetics: one's sensitivity, one's respect, one's reverence for life. Osho says, “Vegetarianism has nothing to do with religion: it is something basically scientific. It has nothing to do with morality, but it has much to do with aesthetics.”

Osho shares, “Vegetarianism is nothing but a by-product of deep meditation. If a person goes on meditating, by and by he will see that it has become impossible to eat meat.” 
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DREAMS
A dream is the boiling unconscious. The whole day you go on repressing, and in the night, when you fall asleep -- when the repressor falls asleep -- all that is repressed starts surfacing. That's what your dreaming is. And if your dreams are nightmares that simply means you are REALLY repressing. Your repression is dangerous. You are repressing neurotic things inside your unconscious, and the deeper they go the more damage they do.
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BODY - Focus your attention on the third eye

MIND - Feel the satisfaction

DO IT ANYWHERE - Concentrate on a pain in your body

This section, acquaints you with Osho’s scientifically devised different meditation techniques that can be done at anyplace….

NOTES OF A MADMAN 

Osho explores the depths of the Tibetan mantra, Om Mani Padme Hum, in this stream of intimate conversations. The book, Notes of a Madman, is a transcription of what Osho said in the presence of a few individuals in the unlikely setting of his dental sessions. Here Osho speaks in a free, loose, poetic way on anything that comes to him, directly from his own world, on what moves him, on what he loves, opening us to the panorama of an enlightened consciousness.

Osho creates a loosely woven tapestry of vivid, humorous and touching impressions and glimpses giving the feeling that we are having a somewhat personal meeting with the master.

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Sharing Experiences
This section is dedicated to experiences of sannyasins who have come in direct contact with Swami Om Prakash Saraswati at some point of time and have been inspired by his compassion, dedication and commitment..

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A BIRD ON THE WING
In Pune, India, there is a fast flowing river with a waterfall pounding over some boulders in a spot near the Osho commune. I sat there one evening with a friend and tried to think how I could tackle the job of introducing this book, and Osho, to you.


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A SENSE OF HUMOR BEYOND THE MIND
It is true that the sense of humor is a part of the mind. But, says Osho, that’s not the end of it. There is a sense of humor which even the body feels, there is a sense of humor that the mind feels, and there is a sense of humor that is only felt when one is beyond the mind. They all differ in qualities.

Osho brings out the difference with the help of a simple example that a small child whose mind has not grown at all, will burst out giggling if someone simply touched his sensitive, humorous parts of the body, for example his belly. Osho shares, “The body has its own giggling points -- "G-points." Mind always laughs at others. No-mind only laughs at one's own ridiculousness. But the sense of humor is spread over your whole being, from body, mind, and soul.”

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Laughter time with Osho                                                             
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