Times of Crisis Are Times for Individual Revolution

De: OSHO

Narrado por: OSHO

The questioning mind is the problem, not the question. When no questions arise, that non-questioning consciousness is the answer to all questions.

Crisis is a very valuable time. When everything is in chaos, nothing is static, nothing is secure. Who knows what is going to happen next? In such a chaotic moment you are free, you can change. You can escape from your inner prison and attain to the innermost core of your being. In times of great crisis enlightenment is more accessible. The time can be used for your individual growth.

Osho's emphasis is always on individual transformation: rather than changing political systems, change yourself. Unless you change, nothing changes.

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The truths everyone should know!!!

Osho reveals the ways in which societies corrupt and imprison the individual throughout history! A must-read for any seeker of true being!

This is an examination of human society and the human mind,

This Osho talk was 7 different questions that all related to human society. How we have all been trained to act a certain way and that those that wish to deprogram need to meditate. That essentially all these political idealogies and religions have caused a multitude of problems with human minds. That the governments and humans are all interfering all the time and because of this we have so many issues. He mentioned that even the politicians are an issue with humanity; rather than it being an issue with the politicians it's a human issue because humanity is corrupt. Thousands of years ago people were more simple and childlike: when they would enter a meditative state it was far easier to awake and achieve awareness. This was a decent speech but the topic was all over the place and for that reason I lowered the rating. Osho had one answer which is self realization, self change: don't worry about the rest of the world, focus on bringing awareness to your self and recognize that the world will likely never change but you can change your own perspective easily. He basically said when everything breaks down and the world is in chaos you should take it as an opportunity for self reflection,