This is the fifth part of the talk dedicated to questioning one of the most common formulas of religions, namely, that humanity needs to be saved. Why does no one ask what is its origin, what are its implications? Linked to this idea is the belief in an original fall, a primordial sin or stain that needs to be cleansed and redeemed. However, Osho considers both premises to be erroneous and a source of confusion and suffering. According to Osho, Dogmas do not grow, doctrines do not grow. Doctrines remain the same and man outgrows them. The priest clings to the doctrine. That is his heritage, his power, tradition, ancient wisdom. He clings to it. Now, what can be said of the man who goes beyond all these doctrines? Certainly, for the priest this is a continuous fall; man is falling. Just consider a few examples and you will understand how doctrines are destined to be rigid, static, dead. Man is alive. He cannot be contained in something that does not grow with him.
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Meditation is not part of your biology.
Life, Love, Consciousness. Try it, it tastes great
Jealousy: your main enemy
A woman is to be loved
Jesus never died on the cross
Sex is as sacred as everything else in life
Fear of the unknown. From madness to true sanity.
O método de yoga
Chakras. Os centros energéticos do corpo.
