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A creative person is one who has insight, who can see things nobody else has ever seen before, who hears things that nobody has heard before. - OSHO 🙏💖

u/Swimming-Try-5816 — 10 hours ago
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Shiva is not a person. Shiva is a state of consciousness. When you are a no-mind, you are Shiva. - OSHO 🙏

u/Swimming-Try-5816 — 6 days ago
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God is Anadi and Anant. You are also Anadi and Anant. A tree is also Anadi and Anant. A piece of rock is also Anadi and Anant. Whatever is in existence is Anadi and Anant. (Begningless and endless)

Pritam Chhavi Nainan Basi (प्रीतम छवि नैनन बसी), Discourse Number 10.

The fear of death is not really fear of death, the fear of death comes out of the accumulations of life. The more you possess, the more you are afraid to lose.

u/Swimming-Try-5816 — 7 days ago
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I was hesitant to watch it because I have immense love for Osho as a guru, and he changed my whole life. I trust him with my whole being, but there was a fear inside me, what if I see something and my whole life comes crashing down? So, I avoided it as much as I could because I was happy for no reason at all. But after watching it, all I've gained is more and more trust and love for Osho. It opened my eyes even more to how big he was, and how he made a major impact on a so called superpower of the earth.

That nation consisted of citizens with big fucking ego like in any other country but I do understand them, thanks to Osho himself. They wanted their peace and felt threatened due to the weird things happening at the commune. But if only they had opened their minds a little and tried to understand this Buddha of this century, I feel bad for them. All those things happening at the commune free love, free sex were not a taboo, but only a tool to destroy the fucking ego from its roots. Just look at those people, so fucking happy and living freely.

I felt bad that I was born at the wrong time; I should have been in the place of that bitch Sheela, who did not understand Osho's teachings well. She fucked everything up, but I do understand her, too. She was in love with him and didn't want to disappoint Osho. She was a powerful personality, but only due to Osho's backing, alone, she was nothing. Sheela was similar to the people of Antelope, groomed from childhood. Her father told her that she and Osho were inseparable, which was not true, as Osho had no contract with anyone for anything. And the people of Antelope were into their retirement, groomed for years into religion like any other citizen of any other country and They fucked up real bad, both of them. Sheela was too attached to the commune and wanted to save it at any cost taking 6,000 homeless people for the county election, poisoning people, trying to kill Osho's doctor, and then running away. She was too attached and never understood Osho properly, like many sannyasins at that time. Like one of Osho's well-known followers, Swami Vishrant, says, many of the sannyasins at the commune were very attached to the commune, like Sheela. They wanted the same thing for the future, too, and had no individuality. Everyone was feeling high on Osho's energy and spiritual knowledge, but there was no hint of total surrender and letting go of the ego. But they were immensely happy performing dynamic meditation and getting highs off life, feeling bliss, listening to discourses, and understanding the theory, but not letting go. This is my personal opinion, it's what I felt after watching, in line with Swami Prashant.

Sheela did so much damage to the commune when Osho was in silence, it was crazy. But, as Osho taught us, everything was perfect as it is. Maybe if Sheela didn't do this fuckery, Osho would have lived a little longer and suffered way less at the hands of America, and maybe the commune would have sustained. But watching everything exactly as it is makes perfect sense to me personally, it was beautiful. Swami Prem Niren was the only sensible guy, according to me, who was the personal lawyer of Osho at that time.

I loved how the series makers kept it neutral by showing both sides of the story, but people still find it offensive because the practices were too taboo at that time. But watching it as a tool to destroy ego is very important. I can understand why so many people misunderstood it, but as Osho says, it is what it is and im at ease with existence. I did cry a little at how this Buddha was treated, as he was only spreading love and peace to people, but I'm even stronger and more courageous now after watching it.

What are your view on the things happened? any of you were in that commune who can share more details/

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u/Swimming-Try-5816 — 14 days ago

as title, he spent his whole 20s playing pubg and clash of clans, uncle was at good government post died due to heart attack 12 years ago and my brother inherited good amount of properties, after that he wasted his whole 20s doing nothing, we tried to setup hardware business before and my father insisted him to just sit there but he was never interested as he wakes up around 11am or 12pm daily, earlier to this my dad tried to get him good job at one famous mechanic in the city so he can learn things and open his own shop even here he was not interested, even i tried to get him into trading taught him many things but same thing again, now he is 29, want to start something he have 2 road touch plots near highway, we are thinking about opening a hotel or construction supplies business there but i don't think it will work that good cause residential area is far from there and already 20+ hotels on that road, so we have option to sell one plot and buy him a shop inside city so i wanted to get some ideas about any business he can do pls suggest something itll help a lot.

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u/Swimming-Try-5816 — 17 days ago
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From Death to Deathlessness Discourse #23

Any goal any achievements will feel temporary when achieved everything is temporary without exception do not wait to live the life

Don't keep creating waiting rooms, tear the ticket and live

Bhagwan Osho 💖🙏

u/Swimming-Try-5816 — 18 days ago