OSHO Audiobooks
Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.
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Of Myths and Madness
Talk #8 from the series The Miracle"Maneesha, before I discuss the great matter of Zen, Avirbhava has brought a few ancient gods to be inaugurated into her Museum of Gods. Her assistant, Anando, has also brought a few small gods. Before..." Learn More -
Old Age Is Beautiful
Talk #4 from the series Yoga: The Path to LiberationOsho,
Why am I always afraid of being old?
Show me how I can get rid of it.
"Life, if rightly lived, if really lived, is never afraid of death. If you have lived..." Learn More -
Only Nothing Is
Talk #3 from the series Finding Your Own Way"The first thing: Buddha emphasizes very much the idea of a homeless wanderer – the idea of homelessness. It need not be taken literally, but the idea is tremendously significant. If you build a house..." Learn More -
Patanjali Is a Great Persuader
Talk #4 from the series Yoga: The Science of the SoulAlso Available As: eBookOsho,
Please explain how a seed can flower without the bit in between.
"The seed can flower without the gap, without the time gap in between, because the seed is already flowering. You..." Learn More -
Patience Is a Flame Burning Bright
Talk #2 from the series Vol. 2 The BelovedOsho,
Why doesn't trust arise out of the decision to trust?
"Trust is not a decision on your part. You cannot decide for it. When you are finished with doubting, when you have..." Learn More -
Silence Has Its Own Messages
Talk #7 from the series Yoga: The Science of Living"There is a parable in Friedrich Nietzche's The Gay Science.
"A madman enters a marketplace with a lantern, crying. 'I see God! I see God!' but the busy crowd is unconcerned at his outbursts and..." Learn More -
Simplicity Never Appeals to the Ego
Talk #2 from the series Yoga: The Science of the SoulAlso Available As: eBookOsho,
What you have been saying about Heraclitus, Christ and Zen seems like kindergarten teachings compared to Patanjali. Heraclitus, Christ and Zen make the final step seem close; Patanjali makes even the first step seem almost impossible. It seems like we Westerners have hardly begun to realize the amount of work that has to be done. Learn More -
Start from Where You Are
Talk #1 from the series Yoga: The Science of Living"Once a master of Zen invited questions from his students. A student asked. 'What future rewards can be expected by those who strive diligently with their lessons?'
"Answered the master, 'Ask a question close to..." Learn More -
Stop, and It Is Here!
Talk #8 from the series The Path of YogaOsho,
Patanjali has stressed the importance of non-attachment, that is, cessation of desire, for being rooted in oneself. But is non-attachment really at the beginning of the journey or at the very end? Learn More -
Take the Jump into Enlightenment!
Talk #4 from the series Yoga: A New DirectionAlso Available As: eBookOsho,
You say one can take a jump for quick attainment of enlightenment. Is it possible? Enlightenment means going upward, isn't it? But a jump can only be taken if we want to go downward, like jumping from a multistoried mansion onto the ground. How can one jump from the ground to the top of the mansion? One can only go upward, ascending something. Please explain. Learn More
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