Comments on: Osho’s Work: Is this a Meaningful Phrase?

By: anand yogi

anand yogi — Wed, 28 Jun 2017 17:27:56 +0000

Perfectly correct, Bodhiheeren! Osho`s work is certainly a serious business!

The ridiculous baboons of SN seem to think that it is about sitting about doing nothing for long periods and then laughing at off-colour jokes, going home with a hottie then later falling asleep, and we all know that Osho never encouraged or countenanced such behaviour!

The good news is that now that we have you, Prem and Shantam on board in the chosen few, we are only 197 short of the full quota needed to save humanity and the planet!

Yahoo!

By: satyadeva

satyadeva — Wed, 28 Jun 2017 17:01:43 +0000

“Osho took an interest in waking people up” – No, really?!!

By: bodhi heeren

bodhi heeren — Wed, 28 Jun 2017 14:30:40 +0000

This might be somewhat simplistic. If Osho was all play and fun how come he let himself get into all kinds of trouble? Being condemned, deported, poisoned. He might not have been affected by it the way others would, and he might even have enjoyed some of it. But it could also point to another view where Osho actually took an interest in waking people up and even ‘saving’ the planet. This will ofc sound ridiculously serious to the SN crowd, but that this side of him existed too could be well documented by his own words.

By: frank

frank — Wed, 28 Jun 2017 11:51:16 +0000

Thirsty people talk about water.
What kind of people talk about love?

By: Arpana

Arpana — Wed, 28 Jun 2017 11:27:23 +0000

Not personally convinced Sannyas is about love. Wonder if that’s not just a carrot as it were, to keep drawing us on, along with the idea that everything will be wonderful if we become enlightened.

Sannyas is, I suggest, a forum where people work out their issues about power. Superior and inferior. Status; the primary barriers to having loving relationships.

Poona 1 was a particular place and time, and was very much as it was because of the massive influx of young people, with all that young energy, more coming in than going out, on the honeymoon period of their Sannyas, their time in Poona, their time in India.

That was the honeymoon period of Sannyas, and Oregon was the shit hits the fan time, just as happens in relationships.

People involved with Sannyas then, are getting older, and young people are not getting involved in the same way, so the atmosphere just couldn’t possibly be the same. (Heraclitus said, “You can’t stand in the same river twice.”).

By: Arpana

Arpana — Wed, 28 Jun 2017 09:05:34 +0000

It is easier for Shantam, having orthodox Sikh blood in veins, to replace ever-present Nanak and install ever-present Osho.

I don´t think Osho has ever encouraged such kind of old mind belief, dead masters are taking care. Neither in the past someone has done this nor now.

Why to expect unnatural gratifications from intelligent beings, no one knows they are reborn or lost for ever or sitting like Russians interfering in American elections!

By: shantam prem

shantam prem — Wed, 28 Jun 2017 08:17:46 +0000

It is easier for Arpana, having orthodox Christian blood in veins, to replace ever-present Jesus and install ever-present Osho.

The clever trick is such people won´t accept the possibility: who knows, Osho is pouring His pain out through Shantam´s fingers tipping every day non-stop single agenda, Bring Osho spirit back in His own creation!

Though I take full burden of responsibility of my words, as they are true eye-witness account of being in and out of ashram for 20 short years!

I don´t think Osho has ever encouraged such kind of old mind belief, dead masters are taking care. Neither in the past someone has done this nor now.

Why to expect unnatural gratifications from intelligent beings, no one knows they are reborn or lost for ever or sitting like Russians interfering in American elections?!

By: Lokesh

Lokesh — Tue, 27 Jun 2017 22:38:11 +0000

Shantam is everywhere.

Namaste.

By: sw. veet (francesco)

sw. veet (francesco) — Tue, 27 Jun 2017 19:17:17 +0000

From parrot flying to frog jumping no bad as progress, thank you.
Namasté.

By: anand yogi

anand yogi — Tue, 27 Jun 2017 17:10:24 +0000

“I am what I am” in falsetto!