A meditation Osho gave to his disciples in the early Pune days – described by Madhuri

Osho answers Deva Narayana’s question about being in a relationship with Aseema.

Osho states that “times of crisis are of tremendous significance…”

Osho declares that this earth is a big madhouse.

A Cup of Tea (115)

Osho states, “The whole world is trying to fulfill the non-essential.”

Osho says there is no need to be mad and suggests, “why not meditate?”

Chintan (David Hill) writes from Florida: “The reason I’m able to finally write this report is you; the young people of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida: you, who are not accepting the bullshit prayers and support of the middle-aged NRA-funded oligarchs that rule this land.”

An excerpt from Arun’s upcoming book ‘In Wonder with Osho’. “My friend was surprised when I was allowed to sit next to the man, because he almost never allowed anybody to come close to him…”

A Cup of Tea (86)

Life is an organic unity. If there is only giving and no receiving, to whom are you going to give?

The Ancients said:
“(Self-)cultivation takes an unimaginable time (while) enlightenment in an instant is attained.”

Q: Osho, I am a radical revolutionary politician. Have you something to say to me?

Q: You made me altogether confused and lethargic. I am like mad. At the moment I feel no trust even. Now tell me what should I do? Where should I go?

Arihanta has a look how to go about living with increasing global disasters, madness and violence.

Q: If I could ask you a question about your past: you spent a year – when you were a student in India – mad; in which you couldn’t formulate a sentence, and you lost your perspective. Is that the time that you were looking for that door?