Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh ...

[Michael Grove]

otherwise known as OSHO - died in 1990


HIS wisdom is legendary, as was his skill in guiding his audience to an

understanding of complex philosophical concepts using humour and the

art of storytelling.


As a most provocative contemporary mystic - whose teachings have inspired

millions of people from all walks of life - his works, which are published in

more than 40 languages, are transcribed from extemporaneous talks given

over a period of 35 years.


They cover everything from the individual search for happiness to

the most pressing, social, political and spiritual concerns of our time.

THANKS yet again to MsCapriKell for posting these two superb photographs of OSHO - which absolutely exude the spirit of LOVE for which we should ALL be so grateful.

RIP

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Michael said

This very moment EVERYTHING is perfect -

SO BE IT -

that we should LISTEN to our hearts 

(dedicated to renataqueen@zaadz)

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sanmugan said

Thanks you very much.

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[Michael Grove]

The KILLER app IS LOVE - and maybe, just maybe - THE following discussion could affirm in the mind-set of each and everyone of our species just WHAT LOVE IS - and in so doing provide a global template solution worthy of seamlessly executing "THE SWITCH" from OLD WORLD to NEW WORLD -

AS Osho himself said - WHAT IS THE NEED of NATIONS?

[Michael Grove]

" The practice of mindfulness and concentration always brings insight. It can 

help both Buddhists and scientists. Insights transmitted by realized practitioners like the Buddhas and bodhisattvas can be a source of inspiration and support for both Buddhist practitioners and scientists, and scientific tests can help Buddhist practitioners understand better and have more confidence in the insight they receive from their ancestral teachers.

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It is our belief that in this 21st Century, Buddhism and science can go hand in

hand to promote more insight for us all and bring more liberation, reducing discrimination, separation, fear, anger, and despair in the world."

[Michael Grove]

Oshō is the Japanese reading of the 

Chinese he shang (和尚), meaning a

high-ranking Buddhist monk or highly

virtuous Buddhist monk. It is also a

respectful designation for Buddhist

monks in general and may be used

with the suffix -san. 

Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh became known

as OSHO because of his in depth

understanding of Buddha, dharma,

the passing of the key to Mahakashyapa;

and how dharma was doomed to

"wither on the vine in India", so to speak.

Mahakashyapa was the first holder of

six holders of the key who lived in India,

up through Bodhidharma, who as the sixth

holder, was then minded to take it to China, to find a.n.other who was worthy of it being passed

to. It was in China that Bodhidharma sat for 9 years staring at a wall, waiting for the person

who can listen to me. 

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