OSHO Audiobooks
Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.
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No Question Means the Answer
Talk #15 from the series Yet Again Come Come ComeOsho,
I feel too lazy to think of a question. What to do?
"It cannot be true that you really feel too lazy; otherwise who has written this question?
"A man was lying..." Learn More -
No Water, No Moon
Audiobooks – Series of TalksAlso Available As: eBookThese Zen stories on the surface seem absurd, but the meaning of Zen cannot be stated in words; it can only be implied by parable. Osho employs these parables to elucidate the foibles of common thinking and to suggest ways to become aware of who we really are. Learn More -
Not Knowing Is the Beginning of Zazen
Talk #7 from the series Dang Dang Doko Dang"Knowledge is not enough, to rely on it is dangerous. Knowledge is borrowed, it is not knowing. Knowing grows with you, knowing is a growth, an evolution; knowledge is implanted within you from the outside..." Learn More -
Nothing Has to Be Achieved
Talk #29 from the series The Secret of SecretsThe old pond
Frog jumps in
The sound of water
"This is one of the most famous haiku by Matsuo Basho. It has that special flavor that only awakened people are aware of. Its beauty is not..." Learn More -
Nothing Is Purer Than Sex
Talk #8 from the series Vol. 1 Zen: The Path of ParadoxOsho,
In the Fischer-Hoffman Process one discovers within himself a guide. My guide is direct, open, takes no bullshit, no ambiguity. She tells me not to take sannyas.… Learn More -
Ordinary Is Good
Talk #2 from the series The Diamond SutraOsho,
Is it possible that the no-mind evolves quite naturally out of the mind without struggle and anguish, without exploding, hammering, cutting and such wild acts? Is the very idea of no-mind, which seems to be in the mind and yet transcending the mind, a seedlike form of the no-mind?… Learn More -
Out of No, Yes Is Born
Talk #8 from the series Yoga: The Science of LivingOsho,
Once you referred to Sartre saying that when he was asked in an interview, 'What is the most significant thing in your life?' Sartre replied, 'Everything. To love to live, to smoke.' And then you remarked that this reply is very Zen-like. But does Sartre have a Zen-consciousness? Learn More -
Playfulness and Overflowing Energies
Talk #5 from the series Fly Without Wings and Think Without Mind Walk Without FeetOsho,
I live in the land of seriousness, imprisoned in its borders. Can you draw me a road-map to your land of leela? Have I a defective gene? I cannot find my laughter or light-heartedness. I see it around me, but do not feel it in me. Learn More -
Prana, Breath: The Bridge from Body to Soul
Talk #7 from the series Dancing in the BreezeAlso Available As: eBookThe Buddha asked a monk: 'How do you measure the length of a man's life?'
The monk answered, 'By days.'
"Very simple question, and a very simple answer. But much is implied in the question. And..." Learn More -
See the World as It Is
Talk #9 from the series The Vol. 05 Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha"The first sutra: Do not live in the world
in distraction and false dreams,
outside the law.
"It is one of the most misinterpreted sutras of Buddha...." Learn More
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