OSHO Audiobooks
Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.
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Falling in Tune with the Whole
God is dwelling everywhereTalk #1 from the series The Divine Melody"What is religion? Religion is falling in tune with the whole, falling in love with the whole, falling in a togetherness with the whole. A religious person is one who is not against the whole..." Learn More -
Freeing Your Mind from Day-to-Day Dust
Talk #37 from the series The Book of Secrets"The original mind is like a mirror: it is pure, and it remains pure, but dust can gather upon it. The purity is not lost, the dust cannot destroy the purity – but the purity..." Learn More -
From Nothing to Nothing
Talk #5 from the series Tantric Transformation"An ancient scene…it must have been a morning like this. The trees were dancing in the morning sun and the birds were singing. And the house of a great mystic of those days, Udallaka, was..." Learn More -
God as a Person Is Just Foolish
Talk #4 from the series The Hidden Harmony"God is not a person. Because man has always taken God as a person, a thousand and one difficulties have arisen. All the problems that theology deals with are simply futile exercises – and the..." Learn More -
God as Father Is Dead
Talk #6 from the series Vol. 2 I Say Unto YouOsho,
Is God overhead in the sky, in heaven?
"God is everywhere. God is everywhereness. God is not a person. You cannot locate him. God is the totality of all beings, of all..." Learn More -
Godliness, Not God
Talk #3 from the series From Unconsciousness to ConsciousnessAlso Available As: eBook"There is no God, but that does not mean that I'm an atheist. Certainly I am not a theist – I am saying there is no God – but that does not mean that you..." Learn More -
Intelligence Is a Quality of Awareness
Talk #6 from the series The Essence of YogaOsho
Are some people more stupid than others?
"Mind is stupid. Unless you go beyond mind you don't go beyond stupidity; mind, as such, is stupid.
"And minds are of two types: knowledgeable..." Learn More -
Kabir, Kabir, Where Are You Going?
Talk #4 from the series The GuestAlso Available As: eBook"Aristotle defines man as the rational animal; no definition can be more false than this. Man is the most irrational animal, because man is not yet conscious. Reason is possible only as a byproduct of..." Learn More -
Living in the Real
Audio not availableTalk #45 from the series The Book of Secrets"Hui-neng had asked a person, 'What is the problem? What are the roots so that man can be solved and man can make some efforts to know who he is?'
"Why shouldn't he know without..." Learn More -
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