OSHO Audiobooks
Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.
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My Experience Is of the Wordless
Talk #22 from the series Yaa-Hoo! The Mystic RoseAlso Available As: eBook"Maneesha, I am not a man of language, not a linguist, not a man of words. My experience is of the wordless. Although I use words, I am not confined by them. To me there..." Learn More -
No Beginning - No End
Talk #23 from the series The Sword and the Lotus"There are many questions which are created by man himself; they don't have any roots in reality.
"First, man starts with assumptions and slowly, slowly forgets that the assumption is not reality. For example, the..." 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?
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Of Myths and Madness
Talk #8 from the series The Miracle"Maneesha, before I discuss the great matter of Zen, Avirbhava has brought a few ancient gods to be inaugurated into her Museum of Gods. Her assistant, Anando, has also brought a few small gods. Before..." Learn More -
On the Utility of Not-Being
Talk #7 from the series Absolute TaoAlso Available As: eBook"The deepest core of being is non-being. The foundation of isness is nothingness. And when I say nothingness I don't mean nothing-ness. I only mean no-thingness.
"Form exists on the base of the formless. The..." Learn More -
Only Nothing Is
Talk #3 from the series Finding Your Own Way"The first thing: Buddha emphasizes very much the idea of a homeless wanderer – the idea of homelessness. It need not be taken literally, but the idea is tremendously significant. If you build a house..." Learn More -
Out of No, Yes Is Born
Talk #8 from the series Yoga: The Science of LivingOsho,
Once you referred to Sartre saying that when he was asked in an interview, 'What is the most significant thing in your life?' Sartre replied, 'Everything. To love to live, to smoke.' And then you remarked that this reply is very Zen-like. But does Sartre have a Zen-consciousness? Learn More -
Philosophia Perennis, Series 1
Talks on Pythagoras, the Philosopher and MysticAudiobooks – Series of TalksMany of us know Pythagoras’ famous theorem in geometry but few of us are aware that he also traveled extensively in search of truth, learning from many mystery schools. Being both mathematician and mystic, he was the first enlightened person to experiment with creating a synthesis between science and mysticism.
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Prana, Breath: The Bridge from Body to Soul
Talk #7 from the series Dancing in the BreezeAlso Available As: eBookThe Buddha asked a monk: 'How do you measure the length of a man's life?'
The monk answered, 'By days.'
"Very simple question, and a very simple answer. But much is implied in the question. And..." Learn More -
Raising the Consciousness of Humanity
Talk #11 from the series The Razor's EdgeAlso Available As: eBook"The question that you have asked has tremendous implications in it. First, there have been many civilizations before our civilization which have reached to even higher peaks, but they all destroyed themselves because all those..." Learn More
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