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Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.

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  1. Transcending the Seven Bodies

    Talk #7 from the series The Psychology of the Esoteric
    Also Available As: eBook 
    "You can translate them. The West has not searched in that direction, but Western mysticism has words, terms for it. Jung is better than Freud as far as the search beyond the superficial consciousness is..." Learn More
  2. Two Simple Steps for a Seeker

    "Sufism depends absolutely on the concept of the master. Without the master there is no Sufism. Sufism does not believe in the books, it believes in the living master. One has to come to somebody..." Learn More
  3. Unio Mystica, Vol. 1

    Talks on the Sufi Mystic Hakim Sanai
    Audiobooks – Series of Talks
    This is the first of a two volume series on the twelfth century Persian court poet, Sanai′s Hadiqa, about which Osho says: "Such books are not written, they are born. These words are saturated with satori." Learn More
  4. Unio Mystica, Vol. 2

    Talks on the Sufi Mystic Hakim Sanai
    Audiobooks – Series of Talks
    Speaking on the verses of Hakim Sanai, a 12th-century Persian poet, Osho speaks directly to each one of us, inviting every human being to look to his own inner world. Learn More
  5. Until You Die

    Audiobooks – Series of Talks

    In these commentaries on Sufi anecdotes, Osho brings a new, contemporary understanding to the significance of the apparently simple tales used by Sufi masters to help guide those on an inner journey. And the deeper core of Sufi teaching is revealed.

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  6. What Is God?

    "What is God?
    "Al-Hillaj Mansoor says:"
    It is the gathering together then the silence
    Then the loss of words and the awareness
    Then the discovering and the nakedness.….
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  7. Your Children Are Not Your Children

    "It is almost impossible to find a book comparable to Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet, for the simple reason that it has a tremendous inner consistency: first he talks about love, then he talks about marriage..." Learn More
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