Osho – Life – it’s a mystery that needs to be lived

When we live, our vital energy is depleted a fragmented life — when our body, mind and soul are not in agreement with each other. Format File: [ 1Dvd Rip] File Size: 1.09 GB

Osho – Life – it’s a mystery that needs to be lived

When we live, our vital energy is depleted a fragmented life — when our body, mind and soul are not in agreement with each other. Our body is our existence. to nature, our soul belongs to God is between us and our mind, which goes through a Our society and our families have a long process of conditioning us. Our lives are shaped by relationships. These relationships are demanding and full of expectations. A person may not realize this. be So strong to All your expectations will be met It is next to impossible. As a As a result, our individuality is ignored and we become ruled over by social conditioning. needs. We become fragmented psychologically. A fragmented individual can never be whole. be a happy person, as there’s an inner war going on all the time within his being. Such a There are two options available to individuals in this situation: they can either rebel against society or go against themselves. Both of these options can lead to misery for those who try to find peace and joy throughout their lives.

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It is extremely difficult to Find out a It is possible to get there. It requires a Incredible amount of intelligence to This conflict can be understood and reconciled between the elements of body, mind, and soul. Yoga and meditation show the way — the way within. It can be very therapeutic. It is natural to start with the body. One can talk if one is energetic. to Communicate with your body Osho gave a A meditative technique that is ‘Reminding yourself of the forgotten language of talking to your body and mind’. He says: “People need to be taught how to be friends with one’s body. The body has to be loved — you have to be a great friend. It is your home, you have to clean it of all junk, and you have to remember that it is in your service continuously, day in, day out. It is doing everything for your survival, for your life, although you are so ungrateful that you have never even thanked your body.”

Modern medicine is just beginning to recognise what the mystics have always known — that Interconnectedness between the mind and body is a hallmark of interconnectedness-They are deeply interconnected. Yoga and meditation are the cure. The mind can influence the body’s health, just as the mind can affect the body’s. Yoga and meditation are the best remedies. Yoga can heal the body, and meditation can help the mind. a deeper level. According to Yoga Sutras of Sage Patanjali, the seventh stage, is called dhyana. It is also known as meditation in modern times. It basically deals with distractions in the mind. This is how real yoga includes meditation. Yoga is Sanskrit for union. It is the union or union of mind, body, and spirit. And finally what matters is the spirit, which rules both — the body and the mind. It is the life force, godliness, and all-pervading consciousness.

With the help of meditation and yoga, prana energies function at their best. So one should not stop at asanas only — one should keep going further, deeper and deeper, higher and higher. Higher one rises, the deeper one goes into the roots. Roots and flowers are inextricably connected. Osho says: “Your biology is your roots and your consciousness is your flowering.” A tree can only flower if it has its roots and seeds. The growth of a tree is dependent on its seed and roots. a continuum; you can’t skip the pains, sufferings, the effort, pushing upwards and start with the flower, bliss, and meditation. There is no alternative. to be made. Accept the roots and then explore them deeply and consciously. In other words: be You are where you need to be that What nutrients do roots require? to blossom into flowers. The best part about life? a Problem to be Problem solved, but a mystery to be lived.

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