Mind does not exist as an entity. Only thoughts do. This is the first thing according to Osho. The second thing he puts forth is that you are separate from your thoughts, your thoughts are not what define your nature. They merely come and go while you remain, you persist. Imagine yourself to be the […]
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So darkness has deep relaxation in it, and those who are afraid of darkness cannot relax. It is impossible, because every relaxation is dark. And darkness sounds your life on both the sides.
Yes, what a grace our breath is! The whole universe is breathing through us. As we meditate upon our breath, as the mind surfs the breaths and experiences the flow of the vital life energy in and out, bridging the inner and the outer worlds, we are in spontaneous state of unity. We are instantly centered. We are in bliss!
One evening a group of friends were out to have some fun. It was a beautiful full moon night and they had drunk a lot. It was a beautiful night, so they all decided to go to the lake and take a boat trip. They sat down in a boat, picked up the oars and […]
Serena Williams, the well-known Tennis Star, was the Guest Editor for Wired Magazine. In her editorial she says, “Back in 2008, when I was competing in the US Open, I would keep little ‘match books,’ where I’d write affirmations to myself and read them during matches. It worked pretty well. But before long I found […]
Once you discover that God himself is hidden in breath, you have come to know yourself.
In one of his discourses on Vedanta the Seven Steps to Samadhi, Osho says: People from the West come to me and they say, “This very evening we are leaving, so give us some key. How can we become silent? But we don’t have any time to stay – we must go.”
We breathe in and breathe out about 20,000 times in day without really being aware of it. However, the way we breathe impacts our emotional, mental and physical health to a very large extent. Breathing properly helps in keeping our stress levels in check, increases our immunity, energises us, makes us tackle anxiety and fear […]
The master disciple relationship is a man woman relationship. You may not have looked at it that way but try to look at it that way. The disciple is receptive, the disciple is a womb.
This has been so long, so continuous that you have forgotten that you are different from it. This is a forgetfulness – natural, bound to happen in the circumstances – hence the attachment.