In this transformative discourse, Osho delves into the four states of consciousness, revealing that the waking, dreaming, and sleeping states we inhabit are merely a "half-awakening." He introduces the fourth state, Turiya, as the state of ultimate consciousness where the inner self is fully illuminated. Osho rejects the modern search for spiritual "shortcuts" and argues that the only path to Turiya is through Udyama—a total, unwavering effort that puts one's entire being at stake. This powerful discourse is a call to abandon the easy way and embrace the fire of transformation, which alone can dissolve the ego and reveal the divine within.

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In this monumental discourse on the Shiv Sutra, Osho reveals the profound path to enlightenment by dissecting the concepts of Udyama (total effort) and Surrender. He contrasts the two paths to truth—the aggressive, masculine approach of science versus the gentle, feminine way of surrender—arguing that true spiritual realization is not a conquest but an acceptance. Osho challenges conventional notions of "tapasya" as self-torture and instead defines it as a state of pure awareness. He culminates with the fourth principle of life's revolution: a complete and total Awakening where a person's entire being is immersed in a single, focused effort, leading to the dissolution of the self and the universe and the ultimate realization of the divine.

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In this profound and transformative discourse from "The Osho Path," Osho presents the fourth and most crucial principle of a life's revolution: awakening or "jagruti." He argues that true freedom isn't found in fighting or suppressing our inner conflicts, but in becoming an observer of them. Osho likens the awakened mind to a still lake that can reflect the stars, revealing that as our consciousness becomes clear, we begin to see the divine not just in temples, but in every aspect of life. This episode is a powerful call to stop living as a puppet and to embrace the science of awareness as the ultimate path to self-discovery, a path where the fear of death simply vanishes.

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In this thought-provoking discourse from "The Osho Path," Osho reveals a fundamental truth about the human mind: it is drawn to what is forbidden. Using a fascinating anecdote about Sigmund Freud, he exposes the great flaw in moral and religious systems that have long relied on suppression to control human nature. Osho argues that fighting against our desires only strengthens them, creating a world of hypocrisy, guilt, and internal conflict. The true path to freedom, he explains, is not through struggle but through awareness and acceptance. This episode is a powerful call to stop fighting your own being and to discover true liberation by simply becoming a witness to your own nature.

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In this profound and insightful discourse from "The Osho Path," Osho reveals a deep human tragedy: that most people live and die without ever realizing their true potential. Using the powerful metaphor of an emperor who becomes a beggar, he exposes the "false identity" that society and culture impose on us, preventing us from discovering our authentic selves. Osho then lays out two fundamental principles for a life of fulfillment: dropping all ideology and stepping away from the unconscious herd. This episode is a radical and liberating message for anyone seeking to shed their conditioned self and discover the immortal being that lies beneath.

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In this insightful discourse from "The Osho Path," Osho presents a powerful metaphor of a bird soaring in the open sky to represent the human soul's longing for ultimate freedom. He argues that humanity, despite this innate desire, chooses to live in chains—the chains of ideology, dogma, and beliefs. Osho makes a clear distinction between the "ideological person" (matvadi) who is a prisoner of their own views and the "truth seeker" (satyavadi) who is willing to follow the truth wherever it leads. Through a poignant story about an old woman and her rosary, he illustrates the pain and ultimate liberation that come from dropping one's most cherished beliefs. This episode is a profound call to break free from the prisons of our own making and to find truth in the open sky of our consciousness.

In this profound and powerful discourse from "The Osho Path," Osho argues that the most fundamental division in human history is not between rich and poor or high and low, but between man and woman. He reveals how a male-dominated world has created laws, moral codes, and religious scriptures that have systematically exploited women, leading to a society that is completely out of balance. Osho challenges us to transcend the biological reality of gender and to recognize that we are all, at our core, simply consciousness. He envisions a new, truly civilized society where the psychological wall between men and women is dismantled, paving the way for a world of unity, equality, and peace.

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In this powerful discourse from "The Osho Path," Osho presents a revolutionary perspective on the state of the world by drawing a distinction between "masculine" and "feminine" countries. He posits that nations like Germany and America embody a masculine, aggressive worldview that has led humanity to the brink of total war. In contrast, he describes India as a "feminine" country, one that has historically prioritized non-violence and acceptance. Osho argues that the key to humanity's survival lies in a profound shift away from a "taking" culture to a "giving" one—a revolution that only women can lead. This episode is a powerful call to action for a new global consciousness, one built on a foundation of love, surrender, and a deep respect for life itself.