OSHO Audiobooks
Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.
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Let the Tiger Disappear
Talk #10 from the series The Vol. 11 Dhammapada: The Way of the BuddhaOsho,
To become enlightened, do you need to be Jewish or does it just help?
"Religion has been missing one very fundamental quality: the sense of humor. It has been very unfortunate because..." Learn More -
Life's Aim Is Life Itself
Talk #26 from the series The Hidden Splendor"Life has no aim other than itself, because life is another name for God himself. Everything else in the world can have an aim, can be a means to an end, but at least one..." Learn More -
Love Heals All Wounds
Talk #4 from the series Vol. 3 Zen: The Path of ParadoxOsho,
How can I work as a therapist in an egoless way? What should I do?
"Therapy is basically a function of love, and love flows only when there is no ego. You..." Learn More -
Love Is the Language
Talk #9 from the series The Tantra Experience"Ah, the beauty of existence! The sheer delight of it! The joy, the song, and the dance! But we are not here. We appear to exist, but we are almost nonexistential, because we have lost..." Learn More -
Man: A Bridge between the Animals and the Divine
Talk #1 from the series Vol. 2 The Ultimate Alchemy"For philosophy, many are the problems, infinite. But for religion there is only one problem, and that problem is man himself – not that man has problems, but man is the problem. And why is..." Learn More -
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Neither This Nor That
Talk #10 from the series The Vol. 01 Dhammapada: The Way of the BuddhaOsho,
What is the difference between you and other godmen?
"I am not a godman, I am simply godliness – as you are, as trees are, as birds are, as rocks are. I..." Learn More -
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 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
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