“This Sufi saying wants to create the third type of man, the real man: who knows how to do and who knows how not to do,” expounds Osho.

Chinmaya remembers dangerous events he escaped unharmed from, and learned what trust means.

Osho talks on ‘Trust’: “It is the highest form of love, it is the essential core of love. Love itself is a mystery and indefinable, but love is like a circumference and trust is its very center, its soul.”

Nirav tells a story as it happened a few years ago in Goa, a traumatic experience that went deep and that he never really managed to deal with. As the ‘me too’ movement started, his story came up again in a new light where it finally can be expressed.

Osho says, “If you float with the river of life, you will come to find your question and you will come to find your answer.”

In reality, total trust towards existence is a door to the eternal. It has no preconditions, writes Pratiksha Apurv. Published in Speaking Tree, July 21, 2018.

A lecture (audio) by Alan Watts: “If you can’t trust other people you cannot have a community, not even a corporation.”

After Meera’s death there have been various events worldwide to celebrate and remember her life and work. We asked Svagito, who has been organising many of them, to let us know more.

Trust is never conditional. I trust you, not because you are trustworthy; I trust you because I cannot distrust.

Prem Geet explores stillpower vs. willpower

by Michael Roads, Guest Writer for Wake Up World. Published February 17, 2016

Beloved Osho,

Since I have been able to trust more and more in existence, everything is going so easily, so softly, so beautifully.

As far as I’m concerned, I trust everybody, even those who have betrayed me.

An essay by Devageet.

Navyo takes us on a journey across Europe – this is part 1

Dharm Jyoti’s insights and recollections being with Osho during the early years