Maneesha James interview part 2

[godfather655]

this is so wonderful.. thank you<33

[Deenaly702]

Thank you so much for bringing to us such goodness, beauty, grace, peace and knowledge. maneesha is a very touching and wise woman, hearing her voice calms me so much. I really appreciate to be able to learn so much from masters and practioners.

[timewearwatches]

Thank you maneesha I have seen you through this video the words are coming from your existence not form the mind, you also fulfilling our osho vision through you, I am also thought to people about the Dynamic meditation the way you are telling in this video exactly in the same way or more I am also doing, I did't learn anywhere just it is coming from consciousness, some times question about this what I am doing but after seeing this video really it's a game of existence, existence play anything

[premkavyo]

beautiful woman...and so lucky to have bin so close to such a great man.....and if you haven't bin there it's hard to imagine...I was born in Pune in '78 my mama was an amazing flute player and played during morning Satsan ...I'm very grateful for being raised as a Sannyasin just wanted to thank you for this lovely video love Kavyo

[bodhiveeren]

@premkavyo

Thank you Premkavyo, I also was lucky to be so close, the last time I was in Pune was in 2008-2009 and what a wonderfull experience!

Like to do that again.

Love,Josh

[upaste]

"or whatever...or whatever..."

mmm. I've read a lot of Osho and quite like his message but I'm not that impressed with what she has to say, especially 33 years after meeting Osho. and her comments about man's mental state thousands of years ago is silly. in fact people had to think a great deal because their survival depended on it.

all these guru's and I am yet to meet a truely enlightened living person.

Diogenes is still holding his lamp looking...

[pradeep414]

maneesha:

well said..thanks;

[rmurali]

you are trying too hard.. just shut your self down ( shutdown ) and you will probably realise what i am trying to say here... energy..energy..energy..the very word is not right..maybe you were taken off your feet 'as you feel the mind on the trip of being interviewed'... um..beware to BE and just silence is also OK even when someone pokes you to spurt out...and loose from being centered in self... time to escape from this world ..again... to RAJNEESH..

[GBJ83]

i dont get tired when i look out of the window

[rdpath]

She seems to have it got it all wrong, about mind & meditation.

[GBJ83]

thats what i thought

i can see 2 big reasons why osho took a liking to her though :P

[GBJ83]

after 33 years these are the best answers she can give?

[lazrul]

It's foolish to say people werent as sophisticated 2000 years ago. Read the only records we have from that long ago and they talk about the grasping and frantic nature of the mind. They went to great measures to meditate, that doesnt mean they were some sort of cavemen who just went 'blank' as soon as they sat down. Maybe they had an easier time escaping the toils of societies and the traps therein. But to say they were less 'mental' or somehow less evolved is just foolish i think.

[ravichivukula]

Not everyone 'bro, but most of them were simple, unsophisticated and at the heart level.

[JoieYasha]

I have heard many times people saying that Osho has developed these techniques to tire out the mind and body so that you can relax... however I find that when i do dynamic, most of the time I am invogorated and during that stop stage, I am hit by waves of immense energy. Not exhausted at all! Very awake actually. Stillness yes...and vibrance.

There is so much more that is available from Osho's meditations than just exhaustion.

[bodhiveeren]

Thank you so much for your comment!

I have the same experience with the Osho kundalini meditation.

I think it has to to with how total you are in doing it.

Not fanatic but realy going for it with joy! Love,

Bodhiveeren