OSHO Audiobooks
Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.
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The Inner Is as Real as the Outer
Talk #13 from the series the Diamond in the Lotus Om Mani Padme Hum: The Sound of Silence"The question you have asked has many implications. It is not a single question; it is one question consisting of many questions of importance. I would like to go into each dimension of the question..." Learn More -
The New Alchemy, Talks 20, 21, 22 and 23
Talk #7 from the series The: Innermost Secrets of Consciousness To Turn You On New Alchemy"The thirteenth sutra: Seek out the way. Pause and consider awhile. Is it the way you desire, or is it that there is a dim perspective in your visions of great heights to be scaled by yourself, of a great future for you to compass? Be warned. The way is to be sought for its own sake, not with regard to your feet that shall tread it." Learn More -
The Whole Universe Is Your Temple
Talk #35 from the series The Golden FutureAlso Available As: eBook"Prince Charles is deeply interested in meditation. He is also interested in exploring the inner world. But in the West, unfortunately, such people are thought to be a little crazy – a little loony.
"His statements – that he talks to his plants to help them grow..." Learn More -
There Is No Hell
Talk #3 from the series The Vol. 04 Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha"Once I was staying in Varanasi. A professor of the Hindu university came to see me. He asked me, 'Do you believe in hell?'
"I said, 'I don't need to believe in hell, because hell..." Learn More -
Truth, Virtue, Beauty: The Ultimate Reality
Talk #1 from the series Satyam Shivam Sundaram: Truth Godliness BeautyAlso Available As: eBook"The mystic's conception of the ultimate reality is the only authentic and real experience. It is not a thought or a concept, but an existential experience.
"The mystic does not deal with the mind. His..." Learn More -
Zen Is Pure Religiousness
Talk #2 from the series Turning In"Maneesha, there is a tremendous gap between morality and religion. Most of the religions are just moralities; their function is to decide what is good, what is bad, what is right, what is wrong. They..." Learn More
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