Sufis The People of the Path Vol 2 ~ 14
event type | discourse |
date & time | 9 Sep 1977 am |
location | Buddha Hall, Poona |
language | English |
audio | Available, duration 1h 38min. Quality: good. |
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video | Not available |
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shorttitle | SUFIS214 |
- notes
- synopsis
- Reader of the questions: n/a; questions are being read by Osho himself.
- Question 1
- You say there is nowhere to go. To go somewhere is to perpetuate the illusion.
- And sometimes I see it....
- And you say religiousness is to reject the known and one should not stand on the crossroads but dare, and commit mistakes....
- You say it is already the case -- the seeker is the sought....
- And you say religion is self-creation, constant rebellion....
- The combination and the harmony of all these things between them is singularly messy.
- Question 2
- The theory that we have to push, force and kick ourselves – is this true? I hate fighting myself.
- Question 3 from Ma Yoga Puja
- You have convinced me. Before any question arises, before any answer can be given, I believe you, happily.
- Question 4
- Osho, just when the ashram seems to be coming together we will be moving. Is it your intention that we should be living on a perpetual building site?
- Question 5
- Is there any necessity for everybody to have a religion of one kind or other?
- Question 6 from Chinmaya
- Four years ago I had a reading which said that my blood disease was gone due to the guru's blessings. When I told you, you said, 'From the day you took sannyas your cancer was gone.' I remember feeling that your saying that might have been a design and not a real fact. I always accepted that your truths may not be facts. Did I miss because of this?
- Question 7
- You sometimes use the word 'accident' or 'accidental' to describe an event. Are there any accidents in life in reality?
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