OSHO: Crimes Against Humanity, Nature, Environment and Ecology

INNER & OUTER ECOLOGY - a revolution in consciousness

Osho International presents in this new series "Inner and Outer Ecology" a selection of talks in which Osho addresses issues related to humanity and our behavior on planet Earth. He says that "this is the only planet in the whole of existence which is alive" and requests a revolution in consciousness to ensure the future of humanity and Earth..

Further titles in this series:

Life Is a Deep Interdependence - http://bit.ly/gq9MQA
Life Does Not Exist as Separate Islands - http://bit.ly/dOXrvM
Old Age and Existence - http://bit.ly/ijpwLT
Only This Earth Has Flowers - http://bit.ly/fNXHMe
Our Mother -- The Earth - http://bit.ly/eTRJLu
Rebellion and Reverence for Life - http://bit.ly/flZjjd
This Beautiful Planet - http://bit.ly/cxVU9k
The Ultimate Challenge -- Choosing Life - http://bit.ly/hOxWYJ
We Are Hurting This Vibrating Juicy Earth - http://bit.ly/hJAeMF

Excerpts from a series of talks: One Seed Makes the Whole Earth Green.

"Friends, today I am going to talk first about religion and the crime that it has committed against humanity, nature, environment, ecology. Religion's crimes are many, innumerable, but the worst crime is that it has placed man at the center of existence. It has given the idea to the whole of humanity that the whole existence is for your use: you are God's greatest creation."

This video is available for translation as part of the 'OSHO TALKS Video Translation Project'.
Join the project as a translator at: http://www.oshotalks.info

OSHO International Foundation - http://www.osho.com

Category:

• Documentary

Starring:

• Osho

Directed by:

• OSHO International

Produced by:

• OSHO International Foundation

Written by:

• Osho

Tags:

• crimes
• against
• humanity
• nature
• environment
• global
• ecology
• planet
• earth
• existence
• revolution
• consciousness
• green

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