Beloved Osho, It seems that masters have always been betrayed by their chief disciple. The same has happened to you, with those to whom you have given so much love and attention, and on whom you have worked so hard.

“It is written in my breath and bones to fly on the wings of silence, joy and celebration,” writes Dhyan Jyoti.

A poem by Abhi.

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Osho says, “A real man has no nostalgia at all. He never looks back because it is no longer there.”

In the seventh part of a series of 10, Osho answers three questions and speaks on ‘shaktipat’ and his preference for direct grace.

Trust is the quality of the child, these three qualities; the quality of being total, the quality of remaining ignorant in spite of knowledge, and the quality of trust. This is the meaning.

Shanti writes to Piero Ferrucci, author of the book ‘Inevitable Grace’.

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Osho answers questions of seekers about meditation, its effects on the body and mind, about the four stages of meditation