The Osho Upanishad ~ 42

event type	discourse
date & time	30 Sep 1986 pm
location	Sumila, Juhu, Bombay
language	English
audio	Available, duration 2h 17min. Quality: good. Live music after the discourse.
online audio	free download from OshoWorld purchase from Osho.com
video	Available, duration 2h 19min. Quality: good, but a constant audio-noise.
online video	Edited excerpt: First You May Just Hear My Words (3min 08sec, a part of question 3) Edited excerpt: The Difference Between Trust and Being Naive (5min 08sec, question 5)
see also	timeline : Osho Timeline 1986 first edition : The Rajneesh Upanishad (1986.11) other editions, translations and links
online text	find the PDF of this discourse
shorttitle	UPAN42

notes

synopsis: Reader of the questions: Ma Prem Maneesha.

Question 1

Beloved Osho, I understand perfectly well why you are driving us, slowly slowly, to be independent of your physical presence, but I wonder how.

The other day you said that you have your own methods. I trust you totally, and I know that you will not hurt the delicate veil between us and you; and if you do, it is because something is missing in our journey.

But I cannot avoid thinking and being worried: "How will he" -- you -- "move away from our beings?"

Beloved one, you are the king of the world now, and your coming to India to me is a tremendous analogy to Jesus coming back to Jerusalem. Is it true?

Question 2

Beloved Osho, as a Christian I was taught, "Jesus loves you and lives within you." I could never find him -- not within me, not within others, not in churches -- not to mention God, whose house a church is supposed to be.

Now I've met you. I feel your love; and seeing others, I feel something in them.

Yesterday I saw you in the house. I didn't even have to look for you; you were just there.

When I trust, everything goes wonderfully.

Is it you who enters me, who comes in?

Question 3

Edited excerpt: 3min 08sec, a part of question 3 **

Beloved Osho, Gurdjieff calls whatever is happening between master and disciple "objective doing" as far as the master is concerned. He says that only a master can do something.

Please comment.

Question 4

Beloved Osho, whenever I hear sannyasins talk about their relationship to you, I hear them say that they have fallen in love with you.

For me, something else seems to be true. Mostly, I am afraid of you and of what you are giving. Is there something wrong with me? Am I not a sannyasin?

Question 5 from Shunyo