“…but I have faith in certain existential situations through which I can throw you into the unknown,” writes Osho in letter 165
A Cup of Tea (162). “When you are hungry you eat, when you are thirsty you drink, and when you meet a friend you greet him.”
A Cup of Tea (161); “Death is within you, because death is the other side of life. Life cannot exist without death; they both belong to the same energy as positive and negative poles.”
English translation of a letter by Osho to Mr Ashvani Kumar Saini, then a student at the Engineering College, Jabalpur
A handwritten note from Osho where he replies to the question, “What is meditation, and what is the method to do it?”
A handwritten dedication by Osho to Jayshree Gokhani from Dwarka, Gujarat, on the opening page of his book Satya Ka Sagar, Shunya Ki Naav (सत्य का सागर, शून्य की नाव)
Osho replies in writing to the question: ‘Can one meditate on a formless entity? And if so, will the formless remain formless?’
A handwritten note (𝟷𝟿𝟼𝟼-𝟼𝟽) by Osho, published in Naye Sanket, and translated in Wings of Love & Random Thoughts
A letter by Osho to Swami Anand Maitreya, dated 12 November 1970, published in Dhai Aakhar Prem Ka (ढ़ाई आखर प्रेम का), as letter #41.