OSHO Audiobooks
Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.
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Next Time You Feel Angry…
Talk #3 from the series And the Flowers Showered"The true nature is your eternal nature. You cannot have it and not have it, it is not something that comes and goes – it is you. How can it come and go? It is..." Learn More -
Nirvana: The Last Nightmare
Audiobooks – Series of TalksWhy does Osho say "Nirvana is the last and ultimate nightmare?" What is it about wanting to improve ourselves that is so enticingly hopeful, yet seemingly unattainable, reinforcing that all too familiar uneasiness associated with never being fully at peace with oneself? Learn More -
No Hell, No Heaven
Talk #8 from the series Vol. 1 Tao: The Golden GateOsho,
I am a judge. Have I any chance of ever entering nirvana? If your answer is no, then I can change my profession; I can become a doctor. I am also trained as a homeopath. Learn More -
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 Words, No Mind, and You Are In
Talk #9 from the series Zen: The Solitary BirdAlso Available As: eBook"Maneesha, these small anecdotes are not just for reading, are not just to become more acquainted with different world views. It is not possible to capture Zen in scriptures, in doctrines. By thinking, by concentration..." Learn More -
No-Mind Is the Buddha
Talk #1 from the series Zen: The Quantum Leap from Mind to No-Mind"Maneesha, it is the beginning of a beginningless existential festival. Zen is festive, it is not scholarly. It condemns scholars as deeply as possible, because the scholar represents the defined mind, cultured mind, borrowed knowledge..." Learn More -
Nothing to Do with Doing
Talk #10 from the series The Vol. 12 Dhammapada: The Way of the BuddhaOsho,
You continually speak of dropping the ego, but how can I do so when I can't distinguish between what is the ego and what is my true nature?
"The ego cannot be..." Learn More -
Old Age Is Beautiful
Talk #4 from the series Yoga: The Path to LiberationOsho,
Why am I always afraid of being old?
Show me how I can get rid of it.
"Life, if rightly lived, if really lived, is never afraid of death. If you have lived..." Learn More -
One of the Most Mysterious Phenomena
Lower quality audio, poor quality in beginning few minutes.Talk #13 from the series Light on the Path"A buddhafield is one of the most mysterious phenomena in existence. It simply means whenever someone becomes awakened, his consciousness radiates a certain aura around him. Whoever is receptive, available, can be transformed by the..." Learn More -
Only a Ripe Fruit Falls
Talk #8 from the series My Way: The Way of the White CloudsAlso Available As: eBookOsho
I feel that through developing an attitude of endurance toward difficulties, I have become resigned to much of life. This resignation feels like a weight pushing against my effort to become more alive in meditation. Does this mean that I have suppressed my ego, and that I must find it again before I can really lose it? Learn More
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