A Cup of Tea (118)
“…we don’t collect happiness, we collect suffering. Why? Why does man dwell on his sufferings so much?” – a discourse excerpt from Osho.
Surendra’s review of a new book based on a series of talks Osho gave in Hindi in 1965, entitled Samadhi Ke Teen Charan.
Osho says, “In the past the information was not available to explain memory as a bundle of thoughts and thought waves, but now it is easier….”
Osho answers a question by a physician and states, “Health is natural, death is natural, but disease is not natural.”
Osho speaks to a sannyasin about the meaning of his new name and the human soul’s suffering and longing to go back to god.
A Cup of Tea (86)
With man, suffering deepens because mind can move to the past and conceive of the future.
… is key to ending the suffering of emotional pain. Excerpted from an article by Margarita Tartakovsky M.S., published at psychcentral.com, USA, on May 17, 2015.
Sarmad writes about a morbid Christianity.
Beloved Master,
Would you please speak about the three rings of love? – The engagement ring, the wedding ring and the suffering?
The art of transforming suffering, pain, evil, into something good is the art of seeing the necessity of the opposite.