“I want five thousand rebellious spirits, five thousand burning torches, lights unto themselves,” declares Osho.

“Remember, wherever you pay your attention, that becomes your reality,” states Osho.

Osho’s introduction to the discourse series on the Vigyan Bhairav Tantra. “Tantra is not an intellectual proposition, it is an experience.”

“This story is not true… because nobody is allowed to speak of Khidr directly. The inner guide is so subtle that it cannot be expressed in words.” (Part 4)

A Sufi story told be Osho.

“Whenever you are settling the Master will unsettle you again,” comments Osho. (Part 3)

Beloved Osho, Recently it has started happening that as I begin to open my eyes first thing in the morning I can see a vision, like a scene from a movie – and that scene happens days after in reality, just like a repetition.

“Your mind is nothing but a teaspoon and with it you are trying to exhaust the oceanic existence.”

“Remember, there are two modes of life: the action mode and the non-action mode. The action mode believes in action, the non-action mode believes in receptivity.” (Discourse excerpt part 2 of 4)

“The story that we are going to go into today is one of the greatest stories. It has that special flavor that only a Sufi story can have.” (Part 1)

“The golden gate is open for those who are simple, who are humble, who are almost nobodies…” adds Osho.

“Perhaps existence wants me to be a vehicle to save man from committing suicide,” states Osho.

“The time is ripe now for a great rebellion to destroy all these walls,” says Osho to Gyan Rasiko.

Osho states, “You cannot enter into the same river even once!”

“When you come to me and you love me, your love has shadows on it of your past experiences,” states Osho.

“The presence of the master, his charisma, his energy is missing in the written word,” states Osho.

“Time is completely beyond discrimination. It is always pure now,” says Osho to Prem Dhyan.

Beloved Osho, Will you give me a few more laws to come out of my confusion? 

“Intellectuals are profound archers – first they shoot the arrow and then they draw the target!” explains Osho.

What have you learned from being with us?

“Whatever you have, you don’t recognize its value unless you lose it,” says Osho.

Osho states, “In science, in archery, in other arts, concentration may be of great use – but it is not meditation.”

Osho says, “Freedom means tremendous responsibility; you are on your own and alone.”

Before I leave the world I have to complete what I have started. I cannot leave my garden unfinished,” states Osho.

Osho states, “All your work is concerned with shifting your focus from the object to the subject.”

Beloved Osho,
Please tell us a few more Murphy sutras and a few Murphy anecdotes too.

Bodhidharma: “No action is holy, because every action arises out of the ego…”

“Your mind is hell. Going beyond your mind is heaven,” states Osho.

“The joy of having a vision, an insight into the future, is immense,” says Osho.

“What kind of home is this where people go on changing? It is a caravanserai. It is just an overnight stay, and then one has to go.”

“They can destroy your body, but they cannot destroy your spirit,” states Osho.

“The answer comes in a moment of relaxation,” states Osho.

“An authentic person should live beyond good and evil,” states Osho.

Osho states, “I say unto you there is no evil, and there are no evil forces in the world.”

Osho answers a question by Asheesh about what transforms one into a disciple.

Osho states, “And every age has always felt that it is passing through a very critical moment.”

Osho states, “Now, for the first time, barriers are breaking.”

“Life is millions of processes,” says Osho, answering Nirgrantha’s question

“Who told you that I am an ordinary man?” asks Osho.

Osho replies to a question by Samir Jain, son of Indu Jain, Times of India.

“Love is something beyond the body. Bodies come and go, love remains,” says Osho.

“It is absolutely urgent because we don’t have much time before somebody goes crazy. Any moment the destruction of the earth is imminent,” states Osho.

“Perhaps I am the only one in the world who is in absolute support of mechanical brains taking over the work of human intelligence,” states Osho.

Osho states, “… there is no need that the revolution should happen before our eyes. It is contentment enough that you were part of a movement that changed the world.”

“And the real couple is one in which each has joined with the other in a positive way,” says Osho.

Osho concludes his commentaries on the last stanzas: ‘With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful.’

“Desiderata says: Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. Don’t condemn yourself – you are a child of the universe,” states Osho.

“Acceptance becomes a beautiful experience if it is at the same time enjoyment,” states Osho.

Osho comments on the last stanzas of Desiderata: ‘Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself.’

“In your meditative consciousness, death disappears just as darkness disappears when there is light brought in,” states Osho.

Osho speaks on further lines from the Desiderata, starting with ‘Neither be cynical about love… Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth.’

Osho comments on the lines: ‘Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection,’ from the Desiderata.

Osho speaks on Desiderata’s line: ‘Be yourself.’

Osho comments on the quote from the Desiderata: ‘Avoid loud and aggressive persons; they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain or bitter…’

Osho continues with the line in Desiderata: ‘Without surrender, without making any compromise, remain yourself.’

Osho speaks on the line from the Desiderata: ‘If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain or bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself.’

“Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence,” and “As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons,” are the next lines of the Desiderata.

Osho speaks on these lines in the Desiderata: “Hear then the wisdom of the wise…” and “Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence.”

Osho comments on the first sentence of the Desiderata: Hear then the wisdom of the wise…

Osho states, “Sannyas is the beginning of getting out of the law of karma.”