The Osho Upanishad

by null Osho

About the The Osho Upanishad Here is a way to participate in what Osho says will "...one daybe remembered as a historical moment," the creation of an alive,vibrant, modern-day mystery school which offers the experience of"a very systematic encounter with the miraculous." Osho is plantingthe seeds of the science of how to observe the mind andits processes in a relaxed, non-judgmental way and find theperception and clarity of self-realization. This book is a unique and fascinating chronicle of the play thathappens between seekers asking for answers to their burningquestions, and Osho giving his farsighted and to-the-pointresponses. The miraculous is all around you, within and without both. Justa system is needed. The master simply provides a system to enterslowly into deeper waters, and ultimately to enter a stage whereyou disappear into the ocean; you become the ocean itself."Osho About the Osho Osho defies all categorization. As he says, "I am not much of areligious person, I am not a saint, I have nothing to do withspirituality. All those categories are irrelevant about me. Youcannot categorize me, you cannot pigeonhole me. But one thing canbe said, that my whole effort is to help you release the energycalled love-intelligence. If love-intelligence is released, you arehealed."

Genres: Philosophy

768 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

Reviews

[Duong Tran]

This book helps you dig deep into your mind and soul. Completely changed the way I usually look at life, death, and the source of happiness.
One of the best parts about it is Osho explained nothing is fixed and stays forever even your body.
All your body cells in the past 7 years are nothing the same as it's now. Our body goes through an elimination and recreation process to remove dead cells through hair, nail,... So why try to prevent the nature of motion? No man ever steps in the same river twice. It's not the same river and he's not the same man.
So the key here is whenever you face situations that make you feel helpless and suffering. Face the truth and accept whatever comes to your life. Accept it as part of nature. Don't try to prevent it come into your life. It's like building a wall and stumping your head into it. Instead, accept like walking through the door.

[Gaurav Nahar]

Dont trust Osho.. he is just an good Orator..but so was Hitler.
Osho was corrupt and only shared Populists views to woo western Hippies.

[Akhil Jain]

Jean-Paul Sartre is not absolutely wrong when he says the other is hell. Alone you can be silent, peaceful. With the other everything becomes difficult, everything becomes a conflict. The very presence of the other makes demands on you. You have to be very compassionate, very kind, not to get caught into an intimate enmity; otherwise the other is going to become a hell to you.

The division between ignorance and innocence is so fine, but the ignorant person is always trying not to be ignorant. These are the symptoms: he is trying to become knowledgeable. The innocent person is trying to be more innocent. If any knowledge has remained somewhere hanging around him, he is trying to throw it away. He wants to be completely clean.

[Nguyễn Minh]

Tâm trí là máy nạp còn thiền là máy xả. Những kiến thức bạn có được là những điều bạn lặp lại khi nạp vào tâm trí. Tâm trí không phải bạn, cảm xúc không phải bạn, ý thức là một phần của bạn, thiền giúp bạn tách tâm trí ra khỏi chính mình.

Tri thức là kiến thức bạn được nạp vào. Hiểu biết là kinh nghiệm bạn trải qua.

Không bám chấp, hiểu biết, thư giãn toàn bộ và im lặng tối thượng.

Ba con đường cơ bản: hiện hữu, ý thức - hoàn toàn ý thức được mình đang làm gì, và phúc lạc - đừng rơi vào cái bẫy đau khổ để được chú ý và được quan tâm.

Nghe đúng - nghe có ý thức, nghĩ đúng - nghĩ tích cực "có" - từ "không" thể hiện uy quyền bản ngã, thiền đúng và cực lạc đúng.

[Shreeram Bhattarai]

This books makes a huge difference on me. I am completely different after finishing book then when I was starting reading this books. I loved it.

[dnanh]

Reading Osho sometimes is quite hard to comprehend... Needed to pause and reflect many times. Or is this because of the translation in the Vietnamese version?

[Trần Văn Tiến]

Done.

[Ala]

From the master of "do what I say, and don't do what I do" .

Great insights, but hidden into a pile of arrogance and endless personal reflections.