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Better than a Hundred Years
オーディオブック – 個々の講話Talk #1 from the series The Vol. 04 Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha"Gautama the Buddha has raised the most important question for all those who are capable of inquiring into truth, into life, into existence. The most important question of all questions is: What is true happiness?..." Learn More -
Dancingly Disappear
オーディオブック – 個々の講話Talk #4 from the series Beyond Psychology"It is not a suicidal desire.
"One basic thing about suicide is that it arises only in people who are clinging very much to life. And when they fail in their clinging, the mind moves..." Learn More -
Seek and You Shall Miss; Relax and You Shall Find
オーディオブック – 個々の講話Talk #27 from the series From Personality to Individuality"It reminds me of a story. Three old men were sitting in a park. One was seventy-five, the second was eighty, and the third was eighty-five. The first one said, 'It seems I am getting..." Learn More -
The Distillation of Rebellious Spirits
オーディオブック – 個々の講話Talk #22 from the series From Ignorance to InnocenceOsho,
You have been speaking about the importance of being oneself. Could you talk about the paradox of being an individual and melting into the commune?
"There is no paradox as such, as..." Learn More -
The Man of Tao
オーディオブック – 個々の講話Talk #2 from the series The Empty Boat"The most difficult thing, almost impossible for the mind, is to remain in the middle, is to remain balanced. To move from one thing to its opposite is the easiest. To move from one polarity..." Learn More -
The Only Sin Is to Forget Your Being
The Only Sin Is to Forget Your Beingオーディオブック – 個々の講話Talk #26 from the series From Personality to Individuality"I have been blissed out myself for almost thirty-three years. That is exactly the time Jesus lived on earth. Shankara also lived only thirty-three years, Vivekananda too. For the length of the whole life of..." Learn More -
The World Has Never Lacked Buddhas
オーディオブック – 個々の講話Talk #9 from the series Learning Happiness"Man is in misery, and man has remained in misery down the centuries. Rarely can you find a human being who is not miserable. It is so rare that it almost seems unbelievable. That's why..." Learn More
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