OSHO Audiobooks
Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.
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Totally Immersed in This Moment
Talk #16 from the series Philosophia UltimaOsho,
The other day you said that sex for reproduction is sinful. I have also read your words saying that the greatest creative act of a woman is in producing a child, and that there is a vast difference between a mother and a woman.
If this is so, then is there sin in participating in sex and in love in the hope of creating a child and experiencing the joy of creation and the renewing energy of the universe?
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Transcending the Basic Duality of Sex
Talk #2 from the series The Supreme Doctrine"Life is not there at its maximum when you are born; it is at its minimum. If you do stick at that, you will have a life which is just near death – just a..." Learn More -
Transformation: Not Renunciation
Talk #6 from the series From Ignorance to InnocenceAlso Available As: eBookOsho,
Is there really absolutely no place for renunciation in your religion? The question arises because since I came in contact with you, many things in my life have dropped away. I cannot even relate to my old self. Learn More -
Trust Is a Touchstone
Talk #8 from the series The Divine MelodyExactly nothing: that's the commodity I deal in. Literally, it is much ado about nothing. But the nothing is not just nothing; it is the source of all. Sannyas means you are tired of being yourself and you are ready to drop that burden. Learn More -
Trust Is Unaddressed
Talk #8 from the series Yoga: The Supreme ScienceOsho,
In one of your lectures something has hit me hard. It is the contradiction between trusting myself and trusting you. There is a part of me that says: if I trust my own self and follow my own self, then I have surrendered and said yes to you. But I am not sure whether that is just a rationalization I have created for myself. Learn More -
When You Are Ready...
Talk #8 from the series Yoga: The Mystery Beyond MindOsho,
How is it that an enlightened person like Krishnamurti cannot see that he is not helping people? If he is enlightened, shouldn't he be able to see all? And you say that you are able to help all types, but you also say that you are contradictory on purpose, so that some people will go away. If you are able to help all, why should some need to go away? Learn More -
Your Birthright to Be a Buddha
Talk #2 from the series Zen: The Mystery and Poetry of the Beyond"Friends,
"One friend has asked, 'If Ronald Reagan and Mother Teresa both fall from a one hundred story building, who will reach to the earth first?'
"In the first place, who cares?" Learn More -
Your Suffering Makes You Special
Talk #9 from the series From Darkness to LightAlso Available As: eBook"It is difficult to get rid of pain, misery, and suffering for the simple reason that they have been your companions for your whole life. Except them, you don't have any friends in the world...." Learn More
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