The Discipline of Transcendence Vol 2 ~ 06
event type | discourse |
date & time | 5 Sep 1976 am |
location | Chuang Tzu Auditorium, Poona |
language | English |
audio | Available, duration 1h 44min. Quality: good. |
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shorttitle | TRANS206 |
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- synopsis
- Reader of the questions: n/a; questions are being read by Osho himself.
- Question 1 from Nagarjuna
- Some months ago when I left you for the first time, I was feeling strong, excited, confident in myself, and yet I spent my time speaking with you, inside or outside, about some problems, trying to find a solution.
- Now I am leaving again, probably for a longer period, and I feel calm, peaceful, detached -- even if more and more weak, confused, and without any answer. And yet I don't feel that I have any specific question to be answered by you, but only and above all, your hand on my head and your blessing.
- Please, what is happening? It seems nonsense.
- Question 2 from Dayal
- Empathy comes and goes. When it goes I am a wreck. I am falling apart in fear and yearning. The yearning is getting deeper, twisting in my gut.
- Sometimes I know I am a fool and in those moments can hear the birds and see the sky.
- I have written questions for months and not handed them in because they all seemed foolish when the moment passes.
- Question 3
- The other day I felt 'hell is myself'. I am in hell. Hell! Do I have to accept hell before I can find bliss? I don't understand how.
- Question 4
- About a year ago I heard of an enlightened buddhist master South of Korea and walked three days to his temple from the nearest town. He was ninety-four years old, with a face like a child, a smile like a baby, and most compassionate eyes.
- His first question was, 'How did you get here since there is no road?' I sit here often and wonder how I got to you, Osho, since there is no road.
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