OSHO Audiobooks
Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.
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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 -
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 -
Patanjali Is a Great Persuader
Talk #4 from the series Yoga: The Science of the SoulAlso Available As: eBookOsho,
Please explain how a seed can flower without the bit in between.
"The seed can flower without the gap, without the time gap in between, because the seed is already flowering. You..." Learn More -
Philosophia Ultima
Talks on the Mandukya UpanishadAudiobooks – Series of TalksOsho says there is no way to go beyond the Mandukya Upanishad, its message is eternal and represents the ultimate in human consciousness. While science dissects and divides, the Upanishad is a holistic, individual approach; a unifying vision. Learn More -
Seriousness: The Disease of the Ego
Talk #10 from the series Yoga: The Mystery Beyond MindOsho,
What happened to Rajneesh on March 21st? Did he attain samadhi with or without seed?
"This is not only your question, this is mine also! Ever since, I have also been wondering..." Learn More -
Silence Has Its Own Messages
Talk #7 from the series Yoga: The Science of Living"There is a parable in Friedrich Nietzche's The Gay Science.
"A madman enters a marketplace with a lantern, crying. 'I see God! I see God!' but the busy crowd is unconcerned at his outbursts and..." Learn More -
Simplicity Never Appeals to the Ego
Talk #2 from the series Yoga: The Science of the SoulAlso Available As: eBookOsho,
What you have been saying about Heraclitus, Christ and Zen seems like kindergarten teachings compared to Patanjali. Heraclitus, Christ and Zen make the final step seem close; Patanjali makes even the first step seem almost impossible. It seems like we Westerners have hardly begun to realize the amount of work that has to be done. Learn More -
Start from Where You Are
Talk #1 from the series Yoga: The Science of Living"Once a master of Zen invited questions from his students. A student asked. 'What future rewards can be expected by those who strive diligently with their lessons?'
"Answered the master, 'Ask a question close to..." Learn More -
Start Witnessing
Talk #3 from the series Isan: No Footprints in the Blue SkyAlso Available As: Book"Maneesha, before discussing your sutras, a little biographical note on Isan is essential. I say it is essential because unless you understand the man, his background, his upbringing, his qualities, you will not be able..." Learn More -
Take the Jump into Enlightenment!
Talk #4 from the series Yoga: A New DirectionAlso Available As: eBookOsho,
You say one can take a jump for quick attainment of enlightenment. Is it possible? Enlightenment means going upward, isn't it? But a jump can only be taken if we want to go downward, like jumping from a multistoried mansion onto the ground. How can one jump from the ground to the top of the mansion? One can only go upward, ascending something. Please explain. Learn More
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