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Uploaded by on Dec 19, 2009

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OSHO TALKS Video Translation Project.
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  • @Ella12ize Christianity imposes a fear based reality, it is also very intolerant and will kill, burn , lie , molest and force there beliefs on you if you object. it also doesnt promote genuine compassion and kindness , but rather a sort of obligatory form of good acts, were the real motivation behind this act is from fear of being eternally punished, rather then recognizing that every other living thing is conscious just as you are, it it feels the same highs and lows humans experience.

    Amen

  • @ludao213 @Khajuraho hahaha exactly! I always watch MY mind! this is the most powerful techniqe for awakening from ego, and the only one!

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  • Ciekawe.

  • @princeatom3121 it can help find a quiet mind faster for sure (-:

  • @internetwizzardify I have been doing it for past 10 days. For first few days Hoo was tough but that was because I was more focusing on how much pain am I having, in other words mind was there. But when I started total focus on sound Hoo so that it comes as deep as it can, I could do 10 minutes without any breaks. I also noticed that when I could do it right, the jumping rhythm synced with music beats. Its definitely most effective meditation for modern human. Good luck.

  • I love the way he says 'crap'.

  • @internetwizzardify True, the third phase is the hardest if u try to do it 10 minutes non-stop, especially after a well-expressed second phase. I reccomand taking small breaks after every 20 or so jumps, then it becomes much more possible without affecting the result. The fourth phase isn't easy either (stay 15 minutes like a statue with arms above ur body), but with time i managed to succeed it. And the result is indeed wonderful. No more depression or frustration for the next 48 hours.

  • Anyone tried dynamic meditation? I tried it on my own yesterday and allowed myself to go absolutely crazy. The first two stages were very liberating but on the third where you jump up and down shouting "HOOO" I couldn't do it, because I was physically too exhausted. I mean I'm in a good physical shape but this was too much :D It was crazy... And I literally went crazy like I was supposed to so why would I hold back, I run myself so out of breath to the point where I couldn't take anymore. Lol :)

  • @Ella12ize because parents pass on to their kids at an early age. much like the reason people dont want kids seeing explicit stuff on tv or playing grand theft auto, because children are idiots. you program them to obey god instead of looking for their own answers. put simply, your beliefs are just beliefs, and belief clouds the mind

  • i heard the best time to meditate is after a workout

  • @sokingssddk the real Christianity doesn't have nothing to do with the catholic view of life, etc. Primitive Christianity is the real one before the Church was established. The Christ teachings are pure as Buddha's too, the base is simple: Love. I think Osho wasn't against the Christ himself but against_if I can say that_the religious teachings.

  • @sokingssddk thank u for that

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