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I see no reason at all that enlightenment and sex are incompatible, as enlightenment surely implies profound love, and the secret of sex is love, isn’t it? Ask any woman if in doubt about this!

Erin’s experience […]

Shanti, up to now I haven’t seen any evidence of any “unconditional love” for Erin and her plight.

Or are you leaving that for Osho to have taken care of?

It went on in the 80s as well as the 70s, and not just in Pune One.

And your remark, “some women prefer more attention and time” doesn’t restrict itself to a specific period. Get your crash helmet ready, Shanti….

Ironic that the above is a description of “the sex guru”. I’m looking forward to hearing what women make of that, perhaps especially the last paragraph. I reckon you’re in for a right hammering….

“It would be unrealistic to expect him to maintain the lifestyle of a celibate, or describe him as ‘abusing the trust’ of his disciple.”

Why would it be “unrealistic”, Shanti, if that is the woman’s […]

To suggest that throughout their apparently many sexual liaisons Osho, a tantric master, never realised Erin wasn’t getting any benefits, seems far-fetched, to put it mildly.

Maybe the times we’re in are so degenerate that we can not expect any ‘master’ to be without flaws, perhaps particularly re sex. Maybe a master is not just a reflection of the Truth of our Being but also of the […]

And the Master bears no responsibility for the situation, knowing that she’s “missing” the “lesson” – for many years?! Or was he only too pleased to take advantage and really couldn’t care less?

Well, I’d say Erin certainly can, yes. Wouldn’t you agree?

If you never actually met Osho, Satchit, and never received any personal feedback from him, then perhaps you’ve nurtured a rather over-idealistic, […]

One rather odd thing is that she refers to her current “wife”. I wonder whether these sex sessions with Osho put her off men for the rest of her life, or whether she always had a bi-sexual tendency. And if the […]

You’re misusing that quote, Satchit. In his claim of having been poisoned he’s referring to specific details, claimed facts re circumstances he lived through, not to descriptions of meditative processes or states […]

What do you think is the point of this site, Satchit?

Why shouldn’t your statements and views be challenged?

Or are you some sort of ‘special case’?

How far have you investigated Osho’s condition after his 12 days’ imprisonment in the US, Satchit? Not a lot, it would seem

For a start, I suggest you read the transcript of this […]

Satchit, yes, that Osho was poisoned while in custody in America hasn’t been definitively proven; however, there’s plenty of evidence to indicate that’s what happened, with which I suggest you acquaint yourself – […]

“No problem for the witness…The whole world got to know it.”

Sure – apart from for the public, Osho becoming largely viewed as a charlatan, his chief disciple as an obnoxious, loud-mouthed, lying criminal, the […]

But besides possibly prolonging one’s life any health-giving practices enhance the quality of the later years. That’s my experience, as without making certain efforts I dread to think where I might be at now.

The possible problems you mention, Klaus, would have been disqualified – IF adequate research were done before any decision on location were made.

I mean, were Osho’s ‘top people’ totally deficient in practical, […]

Put it this way, Satchit: Elsewhere it would have had to have gone even more monumentally wrong than the demise of the Ranch to make the choices of the USA and ‘redneck’ territory in Oregon, and of Sheela, appear […]

Can you suggest another way of learning from experience, Satchit?!

These ailments very often show up well before 70, NP. Try asking anyone over 60, or even a few years younger.

What exactly do you mean by “not participating”, by the way?