What does sadhguru think about Osho?

Many people who have read a lot of both Osho’s and Sadhguru’s work can see that Sadhguru has indeed read Osho. Yes, enlightened people speak the same language, but not in the exact same way.. You and I may speak the same language, but if I do a mimicry of your way of talking, that is different.

Did Osho and Krishnamurti ever meet?

But we have never met; hence the relationship, the connection is something beyond words. We have not seen each other ever, but yet… perhaps we have been the two persons closest to each other in the whole world. We had a tremendous communion that needs no language, that need not be of physical presence….

What is Osho famous for?

Happy Birthday Osho: Osho was an Indian professor of philosophy. He was a popular speaker and excellent in communication, in the late 20th century he became a guru and a teacher of meditation. He was born on December 11, 1931, as Chandra Mohan Jain in Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh, India.

What did Osho say about J Krishnamurti?

Krishnamurti was very sad and he simply said one thing: “I have wasted my life. People were listening to me as if I am an entertainment.” The mystic is a revolution; he is not entertainment. If you hear him, if you allow him, if you open your doors to him, he is pure fire.

What Osho says about life?

14 Inspirational Osho Quotes About Life (PURPOSE) “The greatest fear in the world is the opinion of others, and the moment you are unafraid of the crowd, you are no longer a sheep, you become a lion. A great roar arises in your heart, the roar of freedom.” Life begins where fear ends.

What is the philosophy of Osho?

As a part of the Rajneesh movement, he preached the values of meditation, freedom, love and life, earning him disciples and followers from across the globe, and earning the reputation of being more than just a motivational public speaker.

What is Satori Osho?

Satori is a miniature experience of samadhi, but once you get into it, you cannot get out of it. That’s the real test and the criterion. Anything that comes and goes is of the mind; it is imagination. Anything that comes and remains, even in spite of you, even if you want it to go it is impossible to get out of it…

What is the meaning of Samadhi *?

samadhi, (Sanskrit: “total self-collectedness”) in Indian philosophy and religion, and particularly in Hinduism and Buddhism, the highest state of mental concentration that people can achieve while still bound to the body and which unites them with the highest reality.

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