In volume 11 of The Osho Collection, the contemporary mystic shares an invaluable reflection on one of the feelings that causes us the most suffering: jealousy. According to Osho: He was hiding there with nothing to do, so he started to observe the spider and his worries. It was raining and the stones were very slippery. The spider fell down again and again; by chance he fell down eighteen times, but he made it on the nineteenth time. Mahmund suddenly became optimistic. He had been thinking about finishing with such a stupid effort. Eighteen times
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Everyone is afraid of intimacy - OSHO Talks Vol. 08
Religions are afraid to think - OSHO Talks Vol. 1
Do you have the courage to ask how to save humanity? - OSHO Talks Vol. 1
What is jealousy? - OSHO Talks Vol. 11
Words have no meaning - OSHO Talks Vol. 10
I have been collecting books since high school days - OSHO Talks Vol. 11
The Art of Being Human - Part 1 - OSHO Talks Vol. 12
The Art of Being Human - Part 2 - OSHO Talks Vol. 12
We are a creation of truth - OSHO Talks Vol. 10
Ninguém diz "ama-te a ti próprio" - OSHO Talks Vol. 10
The Art of Being Human - Part 3 - OSHO Talks Vol. 12
This urge to awaken - OSHO Talks Vol. 15
The drama of the mind - OSHO Talks Vol. 15
When Eternity Transcends Time - Part 1 - OSHO Talks Vol. 13
When Eternity Transcends Time - Part 4 - OSHO Talks Vol. 13
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