Die O Yogi Die
- Gorakh had a rare individuality, similar to Einstein. Einstein gave such penetrating methods for investigating the truth of the universe, as no one before him had given. Yes, now they can be further developed, now a finer edge can be put on them. But Einstein has done the primary work. Those who follow will be secondary. Now they cannot be first. The road was first broken by Einstein. Many will come who improve this road: ones who build it up, ones who place the milestones, ones who beautify it and make it comfortable. Many people will come, but no one can take Einstein's place. In the inner world the same situation exists with Gorakh. But why have people forgotten Gorakh? The milestones are remembered, the path breaker is forgotten. The ones who have decorated the path are remembered, the one who has first broken the path is forgotten. Forgotten because, those who come after have the leisure to dress it up. One who comes first, will be unpolished, unfinished. Gorakh is like a diamond just out of the mine. If Gorakh and Kabir are sitting together, you will be impressed by Kabir, not by Gorakh. Because Gorakh is a freshly mined diamond, but on Kabir the jewellers have worked hard, on him the chisel has worked hard, much polishing has been done.
- translated from
- Hindi : The first 10 chapters of Maro He Jogi Maro (मरौ हे जोगी मरौ)
- notes
- Spontaneous talks given by Osho in Chang Tzu Auditorium, Pune, India.
- The original working title was Death is Divine
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- Oct 1, 1978 to Oct 10, 1978 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 10
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Die O Yogi DieTalks on the Great Tantra Master, Gorakh
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Die O Yogi DieTalks on the Great Tantra Master, Gorakh
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