About this series · summary by Osho Live
"Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya," a profound discourse series by Osho, delves into the transformative journey from the darkness of ego to the light of self-realization. At its core, the series addresses the disciple's profound quest for surrender and the dissolution of the ego. Osho illuminates the eternal laws of existence, emphasizing that true freedom arises not from external conquests but through the relinquishment of self-centered identity. The metaphor of a lit lamp and moths underscores the seeker’s innate desire to merge with a higher consciousness and find liberation in unwavering awareness. Osho portrays the disciple's inner turmoil as a burden likened to carrying the Himalayas, urging the shedding of this weight through surrender to a higher presence. Throughout the discourses, Osho explores the futility of seeking fulfillment through ego-driven love and attachment. He illustrates the disappointment that arises when extinguished souls, devoid of inner light, seek solace in each other. The series advocates for the awakening of consciousness and sowing the seeds of awareness and compassion rather than thorns of discord. By effacing oneself and embracing the spiritual path of annihilation, one attains true love and life’s ultimate blessing—transcendence from 'mrityu' (death) to 'amrit' (immortality).
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Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #1 1 August 1979मूल हिंदी
Ego divides nations and blocks the soul; abandon native/foreigner pride, embrace universal love and the Upanishadic call to pass from death to immortality.
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Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #2 2 August 1979मूल हिंदी
Sannyas, meditation and love are leaps—sudden awakenings not gradual processes; be daring, kindle in satsang, purify love by meditation to meet the Divine.
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Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #3 3 August 1979मूल हिंदी
Love is ego's dissolution: when 'I' drops love becomes prayer and God; the master pushes, tests and awakens courageous surrender to life, not escape.
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Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #4 4 August 1979मूल हिंदी
Religion is the fragrance of love: unseen, born in the meeting of master and disciple, not scriptures; surrender (das) is egoless devotion, love's culmination.
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Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #5 5 August 1979मूल हिंदी
Sannyas is not renunciation but joyous courage to taste Divine; surrender lights the lamp and dissolves ego, jealousy and anger—start within, then awaken others.
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Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #6 6 August 1979मूल हिंदी
Prayer is not repentance but ecstatic acceptance of the present; self-inquiry dissolves futile questions into emptiness, and non-doing reveals spontaneous bliss.
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Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #7 7 August 1979मूल हिंदी
What is the search for God? It is love turning inward—when all outer loves fail, longing becomes a return to one’s own source, not an external quest.
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Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #8 8 August 1979मूल हिंदी
Life wasted can become sannyas: dissolve the ego, join a sangha, kindle the inner lamp of meditation—trust, surrender, and courageous death lead to awakening.
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Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #9 9 August 1979मूल हिंदी
Human wholeness unites science, poetry and saintliness: train the head, awaken the heart, transcend both into witnessing so a new, whole human can arise.
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Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #10 10 August 1979मूल हिंदी
A lit lamp draws moths: seekers cross distance for surrender and ego-death; real work is witnessing, not mere practice, and what is received must be shared to endure.
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