Interesting reactions! They all look like ‘More Glimpses from a Golden Childhood’, to me!

Oh, the innocence of it all, but then silly me, I was forgetting, ‘real’ masters need flocks to survive, don’t they?

Why is it so surprising that Osho should take the opportunity to publicly criticise Maharishi, an obviously inferior teacher, to make certain things crystal clear to present and future ‘seekers’, or at least to get people ‘thinking’, giving them a new, more profound perspective? I’d be more surprised if he’d remained silent in those circumstances.

Fact is that you did and do really hit a point, like golfers catching the goal with one stroke.
And sometimes when that happens, I just know it and my heart (also physically) answered (is answering).

Otherwise, what you mentioned, expressed essentially, is really worth a thread-topic here, isn´t it?

Madhu

P.S:
Just look how it goes on and on and on…such a pity.

A self-congratulatory piece from Osho – one of several in which he builds himself up. What was the motive behind that, I wonder? Desperation to get hold of some rich disciples who would supply him with the dosh he needed for his avarice e.g. shiny, sparkly watches and limousine cars? Or was there some deep-seated insecurity below it all e.g. low self-esteem? People who feel bad about themselves are often prone to boasting and a little bit of exaggeration, aren’t they?

Should i tell honestly?
Yes honestly…
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Your girl is hotter!

So the question really is: ‘Who is the best salesman?’

For me anyway, Bhagwan wins hands down.