अगर अकेलेपन से डर लगे।agar akelepan se darr lagge in hindi Osho Rajneesh Teachings. скачать в хорошем качестве

अगर अकेलेपन से डर लगे।agar akelepan se darr lagge in hindi Osho Rajneesh Teachings.

Osho, born as Chandra Mohan Jain on December 11, 1931, in the small village of Kuchwada in Madhya Pradesh, India, was a spiritual revolutionary who challenged almost every established belief system of his time. From childhood, he showed a sharp, questioning mind and an intense curiosity about life, death, truth, and freedom. He refused to accept anything merely because it was tradition, religion, or authority. This deep spirit of inquiry later became the foundation of his teachings. In his early years, Osho was deeply influenced by nature and moments of silence. At the age of 21, in 1953, he experienced a profound spiritual awakening in Jabalpur, which he described as a sudden realization of his true nature—beyond the body, beyond the mind. This experience transformed his life completely. He realized that freedom, awareness, and consciousness are the essence of existence. Osho went on to study philosophy and became a professor, but his unconventional views soon made him a controversial figure in academic and religious circles. He openly criticized organized religion, political hypocrisy, moral conditioning, and blind faith. According to Osho, religions had imprisoned humanity instead of liberating it. His bold and logical discourses attracted thousands of young seekers, intellectuals, and rebels who were dissatisfied with traditional answers. During the 1960s and 1970s, Osho traveled across India, delivering powerful lectures in Hindi and English. He spoke on ancient scriptures such as the Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Buddha’s teachings, Mahavira, Zen, Sufism, and Taoism, presenting them in a fresh, modern, and deeply psychological way. He emphasized that meditation is not an escape from life but a way to live life with total awareness. Osho introduced several active meditation techniques, including Dynamic Meditation, Kundalini Meditation, and Nadabrahma, designed especially for the modern mind filled with stress, repression, and restlessness. These methods helped people release suppressed emotions and experience inner silence naturally. In the early 1970s, Osho established an ashram in Pune, India, which later became the Osho International Meditation Resort. The ashram became a global center, attracting seekers from all over the world. His disciples adopted a new way of living—combining meditation, celebration, love, creativity, and awareness. Osho believed that a truly spiritual person is one who can dance, laugh, love, and still remain conscious. In 1981, Osho moved to the United States, where a large commune was established in Oregon, known as Rajneeshpuram. This experiment aimed to create a new kind of conscious society, but it also became surrounded by political conflicts and controversies. Despite the challenges, Osho continued to emphasize individual freedom and responsibility over ideology and power. After facing legal and political pressure, Osho returned to India in 1987 and resumed his discourses in Pune. His final years were dedicated to Zen, silence, and the deeper dimensions of meditation. On January 19, 1990, Osho left his body, leaving behind a vast legacy of books, audio recordings, and meditation techniques. Osho’s journey was not just the story of a man, but a movement toward inner freedom. Even today, his words continue to awaken millions, encouraging people to drop fear, conditioning, and borrowed beliefs—and to discover their own truth through awareness, love, and meditation