Why does humanity, born free, live and die in chains? In this extensive discourse, Osho diagnoses the human condition by identifying the three fundamental chains that bind the soul: the Prison of Ideology (Dogma), the Mirror of the Crowd (Public Opinion), and the Poison of Repression.

Osho delves into the Psychology of Negation, explaining the mind's law: trying to repress any impulse (anger, sex, greed) only strengthens it and makes it central to life. The path to freedom is not through suppression, but through Awareness (Jaagran).

Crucially, Osho introduces the need for a Revolution of Feminine Consciousness. He argues that the world created by the aggressive, acquiring Male Principle (Purush Chitt) has led to endless conflict. The only way to build a loving, non-aggressive society is by embracing the Giving Principle (Stree Chitt), demanding equality, and dropping the constant, binding awareness of one's gender.

This talk is a powerful call to dismantle the internal structures of slavery and ignite the light of Awareness, which instantly dissolves all three chains.

Key Themes:

• The difference between seeking truth and clinging to belief.

• Escaping the mask of public reputation.

• The psychological mechanism of repression (using Freud's insights).

• Why the mind is attracted to what is forbidden.

• The social and spiritual necessity of the Feminine Revolution.

• • Awareness as the single, non-negotiable solution to all bondages

  
  

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In this deep discourse on the Shiva Sutras, Osho illuminates the six fundamental tools for spiritual transformation. He explains the profound truth that Chittam Mantram (The Mind is the Mantra)—the power of repetition that constantly shapes our reality.

The talk details the three essential pillars of the spiritual seeker: Prayatnah Sadhakah (Effort is the seeker), urging for total effort; Gururupayah (The Guru is the means), emphasizing the Guru's role as a mirror, not a savior; and Shariram Havih (The Body is the offering), explaining how complete, total utilization of the body in action (not torture) releases energy for inner awakening.

The climax lies in the Sutra of Vidyaa Samhaare: the destruction of limited knowledge (Vidya). Osho reveals how our accumulated beliefs create the illusionary "dream-seeing" of the Past and Future, keeping us deprived of the Present. Only by dismantling this accumulated knowledge can the seeker be pulled into the Now, the only place where truth resides.

Key Topics Covered:

• The power of auto-suggestion and the mind as a mantra machine.

• Total effort vs. half-hearted seeking.

• The Guru as a catalytic agent for inner freedom.

• The body as a sacrificial medium (Havih) for energy release.

• The illusion of time (Past and Future) as created by limited knowledge.

• • The path to pure, untainted presence.

  
  

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In this profound discourse, Osho explains the subtle but crucial difference between wonder and awe. He reveals how wonder is the path of science, constantly seeking to control the external world, while awe is the path of yoga, teaching inner surrender to the ultimate mystery.

This video shows us how the state of awe helps us become centered in our being, giving rise to an unshakeable power that no one can take away. This inner stability leads to discernment and self-knowledge, ultimately allowing one to experience the bliss of existence, which is the true meaning of Samadhi.

Osho also uncovers the great paradox of the sannyasi, explaining that a true renunciate is not a "great renouncer" but a "great enjoyer" of life's ultimate pleasures. This talk is for all those who seek to move beyond superficial worldly joys and experience the profound bliss of existence itself.

Key Points:

• The deep difference between wonder and awe

• The two paths of science and yoga

• The power of being centered in oneself

• Discernment and self-knowledge

• Samadhi: The experience of the bliss of existence

• • The sannyasi: An enjoyer, not a renunciate

  Disclaimer: This podcast was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence. The voice-over is AI-generated, and some visuals may have been altered or created using AI tools. We believe in transparency and want to inform our viewers about the use of these technologies.