Death: The Greatest Fiction

Osho explores the myths fictions and fears surrounding this inevitable event. "Life and death are one...in reality there is no such thing as death - life is eternal."

Subject: Compilations

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Notes: Osho and the meaning of death

PART I: THE ONLY CERTAINTY IN LIFE IS DEATH

"Stop the wheel!"

Sacrificing today for a fictitious tomorrow

A door to the divine

The myth of mortality

PART II: SAVIOURS ARE THE DEATH OF YOU

Pseudo-religions: afraid of death and life

The East has the yeast, the West has the dough

The root of all fears

An easy exploitation

Life should not be mythed

PART III: WATCH AND YOU WILL KNOW

Why cling? Simply sing!

Life is foreplay; death is orgasmic

PART IV: JOURNEYING TO THE CENTRE OF YOUR BEING

Meditation: the way beyond

Know death without dying

The centre of the cyclone

An ancient golden key

Impeccable awareness brings great joy

The Tibetan bardo

The transcendent prince

Beauty without the beast

PART V: ENJOY TOTALLY! ---- A VIEW FROM THE SUNLIT PEAKS

From darkness to light

The undying reality

Inquire to the very end

A peep into yesterday

Staying awake through the moving

The right to die

Celebrations knows nothing of death

Learn the art while there is still time

Wake up and sing

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