September 21 is observed as International Day of Peace around the world. It is an occasion for mankind to commit to Peace. The United Nations urges everyone to celebrate this day by spreading compassion, kindness…
Osho on Darkness BELOVED OSHO, WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY ABOUT DARKNESS? I have much to say about darkness, because nobody has taken notice of the mystery that darkness is. Much has been said…
Osho on Tozan Tozan, also spelled as Dongshan, was a Chan Buddhist monk of ninth-century China. He founded the Caodong school which was transmitted to Japan in the thirteenth century by Dogen and developed into the Soto school of Zen. Tozan is also…
Osho on Love and Jealousy BELOVED OSHO, IS JEALOUSY YET ANOTHER FORM OF COWARDICE? Jealousy is very complicated. It has many ingredients in it. Cowardice also is one of them; egoistic attitudes is another; monopolistic…
Osho on Meditation CAN’T YOU DO IT FOR ME? CAN’T YOU CUT MY HEAD OFF? BECAUSE I CAN’T DROP IT. I KNOW THAT BECAUSE I HAVE TRIED. I can do that but there will be…
Osho on Hakuin Born in Hara, Suruga province, Japan, Hakuin Ekaku was a priest, writer, artist and was one of the most influential figures in Japanese Zen Buddhism. He is regarded as the reviver of the Rinzai School from a…
September 15 is celebrated as International Day of Democracy. The word ‘democracy’ comes from two Greek words – ‘demos’ meaning people and ‘kratos’ meaning rule. Greece is considered to be the first democracy in the…
Osho on Kyozan Born in Shaozhou in the south (in modern Guangdong Province), Kyozan became a novice at a young age, and while still a teenager he became determined to follow the Zen path, and…
Osho on Mind I HAVE BEEN THINKING ALL DAY OF A WAY TO ASK THE QUESTION: HOW TO STOP THINKING? THINKING cannot be stopped. Not that it does not stop, but it cannot be stopped.…
Osho on Religion OSHO, WHEN SERIOUS, SAD PEOPLE BECOME ENLIGHTENED, DO THEY REMAIN SERIOUS AND SAD OR DO THEY BECOME FUNNY LIKE YOU? Prem Jyoti, who has ever heard of serious people becoming enlightened? The…
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