Comments on: Osho Sannyasin fights the destitution of Street Children

By: prem martyn

prem martyn — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 12:17:58 +0000

and by the way does anyone know the nickname for lovely Osho Ko Hsuan school….’the orphanage.’..(parents were busy otherwise…)

some orphanages are great..

click on this and you’ll find just how much is happening.(just use google translate)

http://www.streetchildren.it/ecohouse.htm

http://www.streetchildren.it/

Eco house.offers veggy retreats by sannyassins and friends in sicily…and they have an outreach programme for helping kids laugh too …very Osho !

By: Lokesh

Lokesh — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:58:42 +0000

Helping detitute kids sounds cool to me. Osho’s comments on mother Theressa were reactionary nonsense. It was fun at the time, along with Moraji Desai drinking his own piss. So many years down the line it seems to me time to let go of what Osho said. His real message was in the silence between the words.
Life is meaningless and it is up to us to imbue life with meaning. So, Dwabha, I bow down and touch your feet, for I can think of nothing better to do than help those less fortunate.

By: swami prem martyn

swami prem martyn — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 10:51:47 +0000

I mean look ….you can go to your spine-chiilingly open hearted Osho therapist as an eg ;

Lets go back down the road a bit for the sine qua non of Osho’s chosen role model few..and the magic pointer falls on Teertha..(AKA.Paul Lowe main claim to fame now Sting’s and Trudy’s knob adviser…

Well its a difficult choice Osh..lets see Mother Theresa,wrinkles no clit.,..or Paul Lowe (Osho professional ashram swanner circa 1973-80) famous for , ‘so who do you fancy in the room?’ ‘ let it out , swami ‘..’any bint fancy a shag ‘ and ‘ I came from Venusia in a spaceship’ (okay the last one was in his post-Osh phase, but i couldnt resist it)

Its enough to make you wonder how you ever managed to have a good time ,innit?

LOL
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By: swami prem martyn

swami prem martyn — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 23:01:15 +0000

its all very laudable the consciousness and overpopulation debate…..

We are all accidents….did I ‘choose’ to be born….really ? oh well then paying the rent shouldnt be too tricky to arrange then, as i’m so masterful….

If our existence is causing problems to the planet and each other well i know we shouldnt build orphanages made of egos and stuff.. but should we consider falling off a cliff so there’s one lemming less to consider?

Osho did not have a monopoly of ideas on social modelling,( the stinky snobs who hung around him like a bad smell did )
so dont get too otherwordly when passing by those oppressed by accidental birth.U never know it might be you next time.

40 years of Oshos message and millions spent on the Ashram ventures …and wow if you’re sick well erm..do you have insurance?No? then check yourself into the Osho health centre hospital where u …Oh yeah we havent got one…..ahh better go to the State run hospital down the road…you know the one that social modelling sponsored years ago…..

Get real.

By: Satya Deva

Satya Deva — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 09:01:02 +0000

And why is there no overwhelming will for material ‘justice’ for all?

Because there is no widespread sense of responsibility? Little or no genuine compassion?

Guess it all comes down to our chronic unconsciousness, doesn’t it?

Usual picture: greed, selfishness, all based on fear….

By: Satya Deva

Satya Deva — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 08:52:50 +0000

I think some people are far too ready to condemn initiatives like this. Nothing wrong whatsoever with ‘compassion in action’, good for all involved, however it works out, if that’s what they’re moved to do.

If were destitute children, instead of being the over-privileged ones we are, do you think we’d reject such wonderful help as ‘spiritually incorrect’?!

Who’s pretending it’s a solution to India’s population and social problems anyway?

I’m not sure I agree with Prof. Thompson about the population issue, having read in various places there’s more than enough to go round, to feed everyone, to give all a decent life -it’s ‘simply’ a question of will. Which is obviously in rather short supply….

By: fred

fred — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 17:07:29 +0000

Ramana’s Garden is a good idea however it lures all the pedophiles to Rishikesh.
However they do have a good lunch and a good salad and salads are hard to find in India.

The old ashram is in way to much disarray and would require some serious structural work to make it livable again, more than this tiny orphanage could pull together.

By: Chinmaya

Chinmaya — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 10:53:38 +0000

GREETINGS ON THIS BEAUTIFUL OF OUR MASTER….OSHO…..to all my friends

By: deva Ashik

deva Ashik — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 15:51:01 +0000

If there was a solution to population crisis it would not simply be birth control.
eg we have had 50 years of falling birth rates in Europe and soon the bulk of the adut population will be retired. its about 20% now.
In China the CP is worried as 40 years of state control is creating a simlar situation .
Who will be there to create miracles of socialist labour if they are cleaning granny’s house for her?
of course its alarming that the world is now at its zenith ( so far) of population but without a killer plague or nuclear war or genetic war we need to teach all these extra people how to stop this getting worse and how to fix the things that we will still need when the people who made them retire or die off.
If Dwabha is helping orphans to find a meaning in life that is what it should be – it is good.
Bless you all

By: Chinmaya

Chinmaya — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 04:49:19 +0000

For killing 3 billion people of this earth, another episode of Mahabharat with another Krishna and Duryodhan/Arjuna are needed. Karma theory is more for sermonizing than implementing in life.

Alas people sitting in the Governments at Global level could understand Osho.

It is easy to comment today on Osho and on his activities then to live practically, actively and meditatively. He always moved with the moment.

Oshooooo