About this series · summary by Osho Live
"Deepak Bara Naam Ka" is a profound discourse series by Osho that delves into discerning the essence of truth and untruth, primarily contrasting the spiritual journey and political machinations. Osho elucidates the distinction between the inner path of spirituality and the outer path of politics. He emphasizes that religious aphorisms serve as maps for the soul's journey and should not be confused with worldly tactics. In the world of politics, truth and integrity are often sacrificed for victory, leading to a distortion of historical narratives based on the victors' perspectives rather than objective truth. Osho critiques how political victories redefine truth, with those in power shaping narratives to suit their agendas. By using historical examples such as Hitler, Stalin, and Churchill, Osho illustrates how victory in politics is not an indicator of moral or truthful standing but a tactical convergence of deceit. He urges seekers to recognize the inner journey's sanctity, where truth ultimately triumphs, unlike the world dedicated to outer achievements. The series encourages introspection and vigilance among those on a spiritual path, urging them to distinguish between genuine truth and the falsehoods that often masquerade as truth in mundane affairs.
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Deepak Bara Naam Ka #1 1 October 1980मूल हिंदी
The inner lamp of the unsayable 'Name' lights when ego dies: satsang, trust and courage kindle silence; take responsibility to end suffering and awaken.
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Deepak Bara Naam Ka #2 2 October 1980मूल हिंदी
Mundaka's teaching: the Self is not gained by discourse, intellect or scripture; it unveils to a receptive, emptied heart prepared by witnessing meditation.
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Deepak Bara Naam Ka #3 3 October 1980मूल हिंदी
Truth wins only in the inner journey—not politics; it cannot be fought but must be realized through meditation; discipleship requires surrender (sannyas).
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Deepak Bara Naam Ka #4 4 October 1980मूल हिंदी
Vedanta is where scriptures end and vijnana is direct knowing; sannyas is the spontaneous dropping of the inessential and the ego now, no half measures.
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Deepak Bara Naam Ka #5 5 October 1980मूल हिंदी
Allah is One, merciful and nameless; truth needs a simple heart and seeing gaps between thoughts. Sannyas is a skillful device, not an absolute rule.
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Deepak Bara Naam Ka #6 6 October 1980मूल हिंदी
Meditation makes the knower become Brahman - stilling thought heals sorrow and sin. India's disrespect stems from hypocrisy, truth can restore dignity.
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Deepak Bara Naam Ka #7 7 October 1980मूल हिंदी
Realize the Vast (Bhuma) beyond body and mind through meditation; the small is mortal and joyless—seek the deathless by inner silence and the witness within.
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Deepak Bara Naam Ka #8 8 October 1980मूल हिंदी
Ego's extinction makes one the witness: when the 'I' is extinguished—like Tagore's lamp yielding to the moon—the buddha does not see death, disease or sorrow
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Deepak Bara Naam Ka #9 9 October 1980मूल हिंदी
Truth transcends mind and categories; living in the supreme Truth through ego-death and meditation brings an unassailable heaven; face love with honesty.
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Deepak Bara Naam Ka #10 10 October 1980मूल हिंदी
Religion is inner, not 'Indian'; true culture transcends borders. His movement threatens vested interests, and freedom must protect individual seekers.
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