“You may have been wandering in darkness for millions of lives, but it cannot destroy your inner light because darkness cannot be aggressive. It is not. Something which is not, how can it be aggressive? Darkness cannot destroy light.”

A letter by Osho to Ramkrishna Sharma, dated 9 June 1970 (unpublished)

“When you are in a kind of rage you become murderers or you become suicidal; when you are in a kind of gratitude you write a song or you paint a picture – you do something creative,” states Osho

“Next time somebody insults you, give it five minutes, sit silently for five minutes, and then you can become angry.”

A technique explained by Madhuri.

Osho speaks on ‘being aggressive’; “Our only responsibility is that while we are here we live a life of joy, love, blissfulness.”

Osho speaks on ‘Anger’: “You can simply take five deep breaths and see where your anger has gone.”

In this podcast, Upchara speaks to Bhavi from Kannagara Journeys about the Women’s Liberation Process.

“Clouds gather and go, they disappear, they are accidental, but the sky remains. You are the sky.”

Anugraha writes about hate and dislike: “You are the source of the emotions you are generating.” Published on cleveland.com, February 21, 2021.

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Phoebe’s monthly horoscope with quotes by Osho: “If the emotion is negative, you will be freed of it by being aware that it is within you. If the emotion is positive, you will become the emotion itself.”

…shout, cry, jump, talk, babble, do whatever you please. Close the doors and observe your own madness in its entirety…” suggests Osho on ‘Anger’.

Swaram’s journey with anger (a taboo in our society), via repression and depression, then learning to appreciate the energy, expressing and transforming it in active meditations.

Osho speaks about the constant effort to defeat the other at whatever the cost.

Osho reminds us to acknowledge that each child is different, writes Keerti in the Asian Age on November 15, 2017.

“If you can be angry, then why can’t you be loving?” asked Rinzai. From our series 1001 Tales, compiled by Shanti.

In this first part of a series of 10, Osho speaks about the significance of the first and second chakras.

The energy affects our consciousness both in the negative and positive way, writes Chaitanya Keerti in the Deccan Chronicle, India, on December 20, 2016.

Only a few weeks ago I penned an article about rapes in rural India, only to read about another gruesome rape that just happened in New Delhi. Delhiites are outraged, understandably so. Women are more frightened than ever to go to work or to even venture out shopping on their own, let alone use public