Osho on Let Go

Osho – Visarjan means dissolution, dissolution into the divine, immersion in the divine

Osho - Visarjan means dissolution

Osho – Visarjan means dissolution, dissolution into the divine, immersion in the divine, the state of being lost…. One has to learn how to disperse oneself, how to come to a point where one is not. Only then god is. You and god cannot exist together; that’s not possible. That’s why so many people go [...]

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Osho – God comes in many ways, in thousands of ways

Osho on God and Let Go

Osho – God is always ready to give. He is always ready to share his being, his bliss, his truth, but we are unavailable, we are very closed. We don’t give him any way into our being, we don’t open even a single window. Out of fear we keep all the doors and windows closed; [...]

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Osho – Victory comes through surrender, through a deep let-go

Osho on Let Go and Surrender

Osho – The law of inner victory is very strange. In the outer world if you want to be victorious you have to be violent, aggressive, you have to be ready to fight. In the inner world just the opposite is the case: if you want to be victorious you have to forget fighting, you [...]

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Osho on Acceptance, Total Acceptance, Tathata

Osho on Acceptance

Osho - Acceptance is one of the most beautiful words. Buddhists, the followers of Buddha, have a term for it which is even deeper than the English word ‘acceptance’; it is tathata. tathata means saying ‘yes’ so totally that in your being there is no division. You become one in your yes. You say ‘yes’ so [...]

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Beloved Osho, Why does everyone want to pretend to be what they are not

Question – Beloved Osho, Why does everyone want to pretend to be what they are not? What is the psychology behind it? Osho – Narendra, everybody is condemned from his very childhood. Whatever he does on his own accord, out of his own liking, is not acceptable. The people, the crowd in which a child [...]

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Osho – Trust is the outcome of deep meditation. Fate is the outcome of your failures

Question – Beloved Osho, Could you please explain the difference between trusting existence and fatalism? Osho – The difference between trust and fate is very subtle. On the surface it seems they mean exactly the same thing, but in reality they are diametrically opposite experiences. Fate is a consolation. You are poor, and you see [...]

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Osho – What is Tathata — Total Acceptance

Question – Beloved Master, What is Tathata — Total Acceptance? Osho – Dharmesh, tathata is one of Buddha’s most significant contributions to the world. Tathata means total acceptance: whatsoever the situation is, don’t fight with it. Accept it wholeheartedly, because it is through total acceptance that transcendence happens. If you fight with it you will [...]

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Osho on Let Go – Letting go means your masks will slip down

Osho on Let Go

Question – Beloved Osho, I have heard you say, “Let Go — no Effort is needed.” but i am afraid of letting go because then i slip into my old patterns. please comment. Osho – It is one of the difficulties. Letting go, one can slip into old patterns, old conditionings. Still, take the risk. [...]

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Osho – Man of understanding is in a total Let Go

Osho – The man of understanding is in a total let-go. He allows the law to function. If you want old religious language, non-buddhist language, you can call it surrender to god. Then the devotee says, ‘Now I am no more, only you are. I am just a flute on your lips, a hollow bamboo. [...]

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Osho on Surrender, Osho on the Path of Surrender

Osho on the Path of Surrender

Question – On the path of surrender, How does the Seeker come to the right technique out of One hundred and twelve methods? Osho – On the path of will there are methods – these one hundred and twelve methods. On the path of surrender, surrender itself is the method, there are no other methods – [...]

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