OSHO: Enlightenment Through Laziness

"I am showing you the way of enlightenment through laziness." Osho, From the False to the Truth #03
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[martynspooner]

Love him or hate him it is undeniable that Osho was one of those special people who don't appear very often but always leave their mark.

[Oxinemod]

The laughter from the people shows how they are afraid from that state of peace of mind...

[hareeshpadigar]

Yes laziness is just a word, he means inaction leads to quiteness and self introspection. Brings one to the presence of this moment. In the long practice it may lead to realisation

[siddharth]

He is talking so deep and the crowd is laughing as if he is joking

[nevermind]

"Relaxation may be difficult initially because you have become so addicted to doing something"

[ananthd]

Those sitting there do not know what to laugh at and what not to laugh at. The qualification of those who are asking to be convinced of the truth also becomes a criterion. As difficult as it is to sit still, it is even more difficult to quiet the mind. Relaxation is the first stage of meditation.

[deangajraj]

The marketplace of life can be a busy place, but this video offers a reminder that inactivity is not necessarily something to be feared. Rather than jumping right into 'doing', it points out the invaluable art of simply 'being'. The key to relaxation and enlightenment isn't the pursuit of knowledge- it lies in accepting our true form which already exists within us, though it may be veiled by chaos.

[jan_ny]

5:36 was the fastest hand movement Osho ever did as far as i know 😅🙏

[muneebkhan]

Osho was a great psychologist and had the Genius art to deliberate that whom people unfortunately misunderstood as religious Guru۔

[vivekbudhiraja]

He is one of the most intelligent, most brave and bold, pathbraking soul known to mankind ever, a true master who is loved and celebrated by anyone who has listened, read and followed his spiritual teachings.

[toomuchsumo]

His books & teachings brought me so much life affirmation, purpose and humour.. that i will cherish forever ✨

[rathnam.a]

Thank you beloved Osho for your words of wisdom.

[milan.comedy]

It's nice that you guys are uploading more videos recently 😊

[Mystique]

“Not in an American way.” He is absolutely correct!! 😂😂😂💖💖💖💖💖💖

[Seekersudha]

Superb! We have become addicted to doing something always.

[Veenakaliputhri]

Osho the man who followed what he preached...❤ He is one of a kind... Gurubhyo namaha ❤🙏

[howchill]

Thank you my dear master Osho. Even you’ve gone so many years, still people not only remember you also love you admire you as if you’re still here. You’re always with us❤ We’re truly blessed.

[tamilvanan]

I am blessed to know, Read, hear, understand and follow my Beloved Baghwan.

[sandeepverma]

He’s totally inspired by Ashtavakra Geeta !! That’s the real source of wisdom. And I believe he practised it thoroughly, because it can be seen in his speech, his body language !! ❤❤❤❤ Much love to our Guru !!

[ntnmfbu]

"Meditation is not a Science nor an Art. Meditation is a knack"
🙏🏽❤