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... creative in that dimension? Then Beethoven, Mozart, Wagner...a few people would be able to dominate; they would be at the top. And what about the others? The millions would feel angry. The same is true with capitalism: very few people are capable of creating wealth; it is a dimension of creativity. Not everybody is a Ford or a Morgan or a Rockefeller. This is bound to be so. But to understand your...
...." They bring their conditions also -- they are donating ten rupees, but they will bring their conditions. And these conditions have to be fulfilled: "Osho should not say this; Osho should say this." Just because they are donating ten rupees they want to control everything -- how sannyasins should behave, how they should move around in the society. Just because of their ten rupees all...
... celebration. The conscious is good if you are thinking of livelihood but not of life. Life comes from the unconscious, from the unknown, and the unknown is always scary. Allow it. That's my whole work here: to help you to allow the unconscious. And once you start enjoying it, nervousness will disappear. There is no need to control it; one need not be in harness twenty-four hours. Once it happened that a...
... stomach so that you can really throw the air out. Then let it remain there as long as possible. And don't be afraid, you will not die, because whatever it becomes Impossible to hold it, your control is gone and the air rushes in. By and by you will be able to keep your breath out for three minutes and then when it comes rushing in it will open the petals of the heart. It is one of the most significant...
... What are you going to do about it? Sensational interview with rabbi Abe Finkelstein about Jewish control of the world Contents 1. Pontius Pilate 2. Jesus Appears Before Pilate 3. The Private Examination by Pilate 4. Jesus Before Herod 5. Jesus Returns to Pilate 6. Pilate’s Last Appeal 7. Pilate’s Last Interview 8. Pilate’s Tragic Surrender (1987.1) 185:0.1 SHORTLY after six o’clock on this Friday...
... prominently identified with the spread of the good news. (1989.2) 185:1.8 And all this explains much that transpired on this tragic Friday forenoon. It is easy to understand why the Jews presumed to dictate to Pilate — to get him up at six o’clock to try Jesus — and also why they did not hesitate to threaten to charge him with treason before the emperor if he dared to refuse their demands for Jesus’ death...
... going to do about it? Sensational interview with rabbi Abe Finkelstein about Jewish control of the world Contents 1. Jesus — The Man 2. The Religion of Jesus 3. The Supremacy of Religion (2087.1) 196:0.1 JESUS enjoyed a sublime and wholehearted faith in God. He experienced the ordinary ups and downs of mortal existence, but he never religiously doubted the certainty of God’s watchcare and guidance...
... to place a high value upon themselves in time and in eternity. Because of this high estimate which Jesus placed upon men, he was willing to spend himself in the unremitting service of humankind. And it was this infinite worth of the finite that made the golden rule a vital factor in his religion. What mortal can fail to be uplifted by the extraordinary faith Jesus has in him? (2093.5) 196:2.11...
... of one sort or another. The assumption here is that common formats for handwritten documents were used. (10 for ten, # for number, etc.) Errors by the Author(s) A1 – Grammatically incorrect use of language (Given the revelators’ unequaled command of English, this type of error does not seem likely.) A2 – Contradictions or inconsistencies within the text—internal errors (It would seem, given the...
.... (This differs from E2 because either the spelling at issue is consistent in the text, or the error is not of type that would be addressed by an editor. Differs from NS because usage is unanimous or follows rule(s) judged by later editors to be incorrect.) Change does not assert error in 1955 text ND – None- data changed later—used with D1 changes (no error in 1955 text; later change was not...
... knowing perfectly well that doing any harm to me, means thousands of sannyasins around the country will be hurt. We are nonviolent people. We cannot hurt anybody, but we can offer ourselves. For thirty years they have not even tried any inquiry, any investigation. Even in the times of emergency rule in India it was more democratic than in America without emergency rule. All the ashrams were raided...
... tribe. Tribes had no families. The same rule continued. The women were allotted according to power. The woman has been a commodity for millions of years, and at one time, she was the only commodity. But soon a new phenomenon started happening because all these tribes were living off hunting. A hunting tribe cannot live in one place for long, because sooner or later, it has hunted all the animals or...
... Japanese believe that they are the direct sons of the sun, they are a divine race. That's what Adolf Hitler was trying to convince Germans: "You are pure nordic Aryans. Your very existence is to rule over the world." And he killed six million Jews because they were claiming that they are the chosen people of God. Adolf Hitler had to kill them to prove, "Look who is the chosen? Are you the...
... postpone things, and that is very dangerous. Another thing that happens as a result of a goal-oriented outlook is that it creates suppression in the mind of a person and creates a sort of torture due to one's remaining violent. He wants to be nonviolent - what can he do? Should he suppress violence, should he pretend being nonviolent - what can be the way out? Since I am violent, even after my pretending...
... to be miserly because it is concerned with the quantitative world. If you give some quantity to somebody, you have that much less. But the world of consciousness is not the world of quantity: it is the world of quality. The more you give, the more you have. It follows just the opposite rule of ordinary economics. But your mind knows only the ordinary economics. So it is afraid that if you start...
... killing it. Sharing is the rule to protect it; not only to protect, but to help it grow. Ronald Reagan goes into a bar in Washington looking for some action. He sees three women sitting together, a blonde, a brunette and a redhead. To the blonde, he says, "I'm the President; how much would it cost me to spend the night with you?" "Two hundred bucks," she says. He asks the brunette...
... this country against the British rule were followers of Mahatma Gandhi, who preached poverty, who preached non-possessiveness. The moment they came into power all his disciples started living in palaces which were made for viceroys. All his disciples who had been thinking their whole lives that they are servants of the people became masters of the people. There is more corruption in this country than...
...; all you need is money. There is not a single individual in the whole country who is not a commodity in the marketplace; all you need is money. Everybody is purchasable - judges are purchasable, police commissioners are purchasable, politicians are purchasable. Even under the British rule this country has never known such corruption. What has the country gained? The rulers have changed, but what does...
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