DISCIPLE: A RARE PHENOMENON
A disciple is a rare phenomenon. He is one who is so surrendered to the master that even if the Master gives death as a gift, he will receive it with great gratitude. Osho says that the whole art of disciplehood is to be able to disappear, to become absent, not to be. “when the ego is completely gone -- any moment the ego is gone -- instantly, something from the heart of the master jumps into the heart of the disciple. It is not that the master gives it; it is not a thing to be given. It is not that the disciple takes it; it is not the thing to be taken. It simply happens!”
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COMPARISON LEADS TO COMPLEXES
Is there anything like inferiority or superiority complex? Osho says, there is nothing like inferiority or superiority complex, it is all the phenomenon of the ego. One suffers from inferiority complex because there is a desire to be superior. That desire for superiority creates in its wake the suffering of an inferiority complex. Read on as Osho shares His insight on what makes one suffer from inferiority or superiority complex…
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THE SPEAKING TREE
Laughter is the best medicine. If you can laugh when you are ill you will get your health back sooner. If you cannot laugh, even if you are healthy, sooner or later you will lose your health and you will become ill.

Laughter brings inner energy to the fore. When you really laugh, for those   few moments you are in a deep meditative state. Thinking stops. It is   impossible to   laugh and think together. When you really laugh, suddenly, the mind   disappears. And   the whole Zen methodology is how to get into no-mind.

PERCEIVE TRUE BEAUTY
There is a Zen saying: A life of Zen is to perceive at any time the beauty of the moment. The mind and body are always one; when eating, eat, and when sleeping, sleep. Zen is the Japanese word for our Sanskrit word Dhyan. A life of Zen means a meditative way of living.

HE WHO REMAINS ALONE, REMAINS PUREST!
Lao Tzu uses such a beautiful terminology that nobody can ever find a fault with it. But that is the reason he could never become such a great religious leader as Buddha or Jesus: nobody understood him. He talks very simply; he is the simplest possible man. He has no jargon; he does not use the word'God' at all. He does not use any terminology   of theology, religion. Because of this, nobody understood him. Nobody even   tried to   crucify him; nobody threw even a stone at him, because even for that you have   at least   to be misunderstood. If you don't understand, okay. But you have at least to   misunderstand. Lao Tzu was simply neglected.
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WHY IS CREATIVITY PAINFUL?
Creativity is painful. To be uncreative is comfortable because it is a downward journey. To be creative is to travel uphill and hence painful. Creation happens when there is an oneness with existence. Read more as Osho speaks on the highest peak of consciousness……..





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RELAXATION
“Relaxation is the state of non doing and the only way to relax is to accept all that is happening around without any denial.

   
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JEALOUSY
Comparison brings about jealousy and leads to condemnation. If comparison can be dropped, jealousy disappears. Osho says, “if you start struggling against your jealousy, you will remain jealous.”
Sharing His insight, Osho says, “become a more and more authentic individual. Love yourself and respect yourself the way God has made you, and then immediately the doors of heaven open for you. They were always open, you had simply not looked at them.”
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Topic - BODY

Meditation - SIT ON YOUR BUTTOCK ONLY

Sutra (Technique) - Without support for feet or hands, sit only on the buttocks. Suddenly, the centering.

THE HEART SUTRA
What to introduce to you? This book of ten discourses? Osho, the one who delivers them? Or the ones to whom he addresses them: the friends and disciples who gather around him and ply him with questions -questions of life and death, of ignorance and Buddhahood,of fear and freedom?Or, again, maybe you are drawn primarily to that great master of the past, Gautama the Buddha, and to the disciples who came to him with their own uncertainties two and half thousand years ago?

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LET LAUGHTER BE YOUR MEDITATION 
“A laughter which is not total will be phony, a pretension, just a performance. So when you laugh, you also laugh totally. That is the only act you do totally -- so you know that laughter is total. If you see me laughing, it is a natural conclusion that it is a total act, because it corresponds with your experience.
You cannot laugh partially. Try, and you will fail. You can laugh only totally. That is a unique quality about laughter. That's why I had made a meditation of it -- because of its unique quality: in laughter you are total without anyone saying to you, "Be total." You can cry without being total. Tears can come to your eyes without being total, but a full laugh... for a moment you forget to be partial. The laughter takes you completely, all over. It is not only that you are laughing, you become the laughter.

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