About this series · summary by Osho Live
In "In Search of the Miraculous Vol 1," Osho embarks on an illuminating journey exploring the intersection of the mundane with the mystical, offering transformative insights into the nature of human consciousness. This discourse series delves into the essence of spiritual awakening, emphasizing the necessity of inner realization over blind adherence to external doctrines. Osho challenges conventional paradigms by encouraging self-exploration and subjective experience as the pathways to the miraculous. He eloquently addresses the interplay between the known and the unknown, illustrating how the true miracle lies in the profound transformation that occurs through meditation and heightened awareness. Drawing from diverse spiritual traditions, Osho dissects the beliefs that bind the mind, urging seekers to transcend their conditioned limitations. His teachings underscore the importance of presence, mindfulness, and living authentically in each moment as a gateway to the divine. Ultimately, Osho invites readers to dismantle illusions and embrace a life imbued with spontaneity and truth, redefining spirituality as a deeply personal, experiential quest beyond dogma. In this synthesis of philosophy and pragmatism, Osho offers a blueprint for discovering the miraculous within oneself, asserting that true enlightenment is an ever-present possibility for those willing to journey inward.
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Kundalini -- The Sleeping Serpent 2 May 1970
Awaken the sleeping kundalini by staking everything and letting go; meditation demands silence, energy conservation and readiness to die to the old self.
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Matter and God are One 3 May 1970
Matter and God are one: all is energy — become living vibration, shed fear and let meditation awaken the inner ocean; true entry happens timelessly.
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Osho Leads Dynamic 3 May 1970
Dynamic meditation: vigorous breath, catharsis, question 'Who am I?' leading to surrender and total rest—use energy to awaken inner consciousness.
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Meditation is Death and Resurrection 3 May 1970
Meditation is absolute death and resurrection: awaken kundalini by risking the self; total surrender transforms loss into union with God, not mere survival.
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Osho Leads Dynamic 3 May 1970
Four-stage dynamic meditation: vigorous breathing and catharsis, surrender of the body, then silence and presence ending with the inner question Who am I?
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God's Grace and Our Efforts 4 May 1970
Effort must open the door to meditation; God's grace then pours in—prepare through tension, catharsis and 'Who am I?' until surrender allows the transcendent
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Osho Leads Dynamic 5 May 1970
Dynamic meditation uses intense breathing, cathartic letting-go and relentless 'Who am I?' inquiry, then silent surrender so inner light and bliss can arise.
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The Decisive Moment is at Hand 5 May 1970
Spiritual answers are personal; awakening is a sudden leap when thirst meets a mirror-like master - be ready to stake your life for raw, total transformation.
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Kundalini, Shaktipat and Grace 15 June 1970
Breath links body and soul; deep breathing and the inquiry 'Who am I?' hammer the kundalini, awakening vast inner consciousness via shaktipat or grace.
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Meditation not Prayer has Great Future 1 July 1970
Kundalini awakens dormant energy in the body, preparing the ascent from body to soul; meditation (raising energy) opens inner senses and leads beyond the soul.
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The Alchemy of Chaotic Breathing 2 July 1970
A Sufi dervish warned against pranayam; chaotic, non-methodical breathing can shatter habit, create strange states that risk madness yet may free consciousness.
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Kundalini Will Transform You 2 July 1970
Kundalini unites the individual well with the cosmic ocean: its ascent dissolves ego into the absolute; deep intense breathing awakens and accelerates it.
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