The Natural Man Needs No Morality

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"Kamal, if one allows nature without any inhibitions to take its own course, one transcends biology, body, mind, without any effort. But we are full of inhibitions. Even the so-called young people, who think that..."
The Natural Man Needs No Morality
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"Kamal, if one allows nature without any inhibitions to take its own course, one transcends biology, body, mind, without any effort. But we are full of inhibitions. Even the so-called young people, who think that..."

Osho continues:
"Life taken with insight and understanding helps you to go beyond itself without asking you for any discipline, any effort, any arduous conflict. We are children of nature. But all the religions have created one thing certainly: a divided mind, a schizophrenic man who is pulled in two directions. They have all given you moralities.

"The natural man needs no morality. Easy is right. To be natural, to be spontaneous is rightand transcendence comes on its own. The people who are split against themselves – that biology is something to be transcended, that body is something to be fought, that mind is something to be dropped – anybody who is entangled in all these conflicts will never transcend.

"One should go more easy. It is not a war field. Your life is an autonomous growth. The first need is of a total acceptance with no reluctance, no unwillingness, no subtle condemnation anywhere in your mind.

"You are saying, 'Although I am deeply satisfied and nourished by my ekdam Punjabi food.' His Punjabi food is Neelam. You say you are deeply satisfied; you don't understand the nuances of being deeply satisfied. It becomes a kind of death. To be alive one needs a little discontent, a little restlessness. If you are deeply satisfied, from that deep satisfaction arises your desire to change your food once in a while.

"Man is a creature of evolution and growth. Being deeply satisfied brings a full stop to your lifeekdam. Ekdam means: once for all, once for ever. Neelam has an individuality, a grace, a loving heart, and it is very easy to be satisfied with her – she is not a quarreling type, a fighting type. She herself is at ease, and anybody who loves her will find himself soon at ease. A harmony arises – but harmony on the one hand is beautiful, and on the other hand is boring.

"Perhaps you have never thought that satisfaction is a kind of death. It means you are ready to repeat the same every day, that you have forgotten to change, to evolve.

"'still from time to time I feel a strong pull towards other dishes, and enjoy Italian pizzas, French wine, or Japanese sushi.' It is absolutely natural."

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Publisher Osho International
Duration of Talk 83 mins
File Size 19.52 MB
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