In this profound discourse from "The Osho Path," Osho addresses the misconception that spirituality and life's foundational energies are separate. He contrasts two forms of spirituality: a "sick" one that rejects life, love, and the body, and a "healthy" one that embraces and celebrates them. Osho argues that true liberation is not found through renunciation but through deep, conscious experience and acceptance. He explains that the first glimpse of the divine is found in love, and that a fear of love is a symptom of a strong ego. This episode offers a revolutionary perspective on how to transform life's energies into a sacred path to inner freedom and peace.

In this profound discourse from "The Osho Path," Osho unravels the true nature of love and the journey from desire to divinity. Using a powerful analogy of manure transforming into a fragrant flower, he explains that our foundational energies are not to be suppressed but to be understood and transformed. Osho outlines the three distinct levels of this experience—the physical, the psychological, and the spiritual—and explains why a mother's love for her child is the highest expression of a spiritual connection. He challenges the notion that these powerful energies and the search for the ultimate truth are enemies, revealing them to be two sides of the same journey. This episode offers a revolutionary perspective on relationships, love, and the path to profound contentment.

In this enlightening episode of "The Osho Path," Osho uses a humorous yet profound story about a school, a broken bow, and a cast of characters who refuse to admit their ignorance. From the children to the headmaster, everyone pretends to know the answer to a question they know nothing about. Osho reveals this as a fundamental human weakness and argues that our refusal to say "I don't know" is the greatest obstacle to true knowledge and a life of fulfillment. This video challenges us to confront our own illusions of knowledge, particularly concerning the most valuable and mysterious parts of our existence, and to embrace the path of authentic inquiry.