Category Archives: Osho

Anything Osho

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Posted on 26 June, 2015 by

Some SN people were at this lecture on Sept 26th, 1985 and the following week’s lecturre referenced below.  We remember how it took people, and it is true that many felt some kind of relief to be freed from the … Continue reading →

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There was a man in Bombay…

Posted on 30 April, 2015 by

OSHO AND THE BEEDIE WALLAH ” There was a man in Bombay, Nisargadatta Maharaj. Nobody knew this big name; he was known to the masses as “Beedie Baba” because he was continuously smoking beedies. You can find in every village … Continue reading →

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From Zorba the Greek to Zorba the Buddha

Posted on 25 February, 2015 by

One of Osho’s best intellectual  “leaps”!  Here is how he describes it You need to be reminded about Buddha’s life: Up to his twenty-ninth year, he was a pure Zorba. He had the best young girls available in his kingdom, … Continue reading →

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Osho, a man of Zen, the rise of fundamentalism and a case of misplaced trust: Commentary from Lokesh

Posted on 24 December, 2014 by

‘There is no need of any organization.’ Osho I recently met a young woman in the marketplace. She was reading Ram Dass’s Be Here Now. I asked her if I could take a look at it. Be Here Now moved … Continue reading →

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First Impressions of an Osho Lecture (1975)

Posted on 13 December, 2014 by

  Osho lectured at eight o’clock in the morning, every morning – one month in Hindi, one month in English. And once every month there was an intensive, ten-day meditation camp, where the meditation described in The Silent Explosion and … Continue reading →

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