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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. Thanks for the Compliment!

    Talk #7 from the series Be Still and Know
    Also Available As: eBook 
    "According to Aristotle there is no mystery; everything is explainable in logical terms – that is his fundamental tenet. And my fundamental tenet is: nothing is explainable in terms of logic. If you try to explain life in terms of logic you destroy life." Learn More
  2. That Explosion of Bliss

    Talk #11 from the series From the False to the Truth
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    "It seems that J. Krishnamurti has finally become senile. It is time too, he is ninety years old. What he has said is absurd. Who was appointed before me? Was Gautam Buddha an appointed master?..." Learn More
  3. The Buddha Within

    Talk #1 from the series The Heart Sutra
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    "I salute the buddha within you. You may not be aware of it, you may not have ever dreamed about it – that you are a buddha, that nobody can be anything else, that buddhahood..." Learn More
  4. The Circle of Tao

    Talk #9 from the series Talking Tao
    "It is said that God created Adam but Adam was dead. Then God breathed in him and he became alive.
    "The same story is told in many creation myths all over the world: Christian, Hindu..." Learn More
  5. The Dewdrop Has Disappeared into the Ocean

    Talk #11 from the series From Bondage to Freedom
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    "The real master is only a presence. He has no intentions of being a master. His presence is his teaching. His love is his message. Every gesture of his hand is pointing to the moon...." Learn More
  6. The Distinction between Prayer and Meditation

    Talk #6 from the series The Supreme Doctrine
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    "This century started with a very strange declaration. The declaration was made by Friedrich Nietzsche. He said, 'God is dead, and hence man is totally free from now on.' The declaration looked very strange the..." Learn More
  7. The Fire of Awareness

    Talk #54 from the series The Book of Secrets
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    "If you are really vulnerable, nothing is negative for you – because the negative is your interpretation. Nothing is harmful to you – because the harmful is your interpretation. If you are really open, then..." Learn More
  8. The Fragrance of Nothingness

    Talk #5 from the series The Heart Sutra
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    "Nothingness is the fragrance of the beyond. It is the opening of the heart to the transcendental. It is the unfoldment of the one-thousand-petaled lotus. It is man's destiny. Man is complete only when he..." Learn More
  9. The Future Is Very Bright

    Now, Something Beyond The Machine
    Talk #16 from the series The Secret
    Osho,
    To me the future of the East appears bleak whichever way one looks at it – either poverty and starvation through fatalism, or Westernization through capitalism – for is it not necessary for the East to become West before people again become interested in their inner search? Is it not necessary for the people of the East to become materially rich before their spiritual poverty again becomes evident?
    But the burden of the West already lies heavy on the world: the atomic bomb; violence through frustration; the automatization of the soul; the destruction of the forests and the pollution of the air and sea so that it is uncertain whether the environment can maintain its delicate balance. Can the world support another West?
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  10. The Great Circle of Brahman

    Talk #12 from the series The Supreme Doctrine
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    "In deep silence there is no ego. It exists only when you are disturbed. It is part of disease. When you are deeply silent, you are, but there is no feeling of the 'I.' It..." Learn More
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