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Osho on Dadu

31 discourses in which Osho speaks about Dadu, most mentions first. Each line is his own sentence from that talk.

  1. Kahe Hot Adheer #2 · 44 mentions · 13 September 1979
    “The story of Rajjab, Sundaro, and Dadu is, for you, only a story.”
  2. Sabai Sayane Ek Mat #1 · 43 mentions · 11 September 1975
    “Understand this well, and Dadu will be easy to understand.”
  3. Hari Bolo Hari Bol #1 · 42 mentions · 1 June 1978
    “Dadu came to the village.”
  4. Kano Suni So Juth Sab #1 · 31 mentions · 11 July 1977
    “This Prem ji Maharaj was a disciple of Dadu Dayal—of Saint Dadu.”
  5. Sabai Sayane Ek Mat #3 · 30 mentions · 13 September 1975
    “These words of Dadu can change your life.”
  6. Santo Magan Bhaya Man Mera #1 · 29 mentions · 12 May 1978
    “That man was to become Rajjab’s guru—Dadu Dayal.”
  7. Be Still and Know #9: He Died in Samadhi · 28 mentions · 9 September 1979
    “Dadu was the most beautiful flower.”
  8. Piv Piv Lagi Pyas #1 · 24 mentions · 11 July 1975
    “Dadu is speaking of this very wondrous story.”
  9. Sabai Sayane Ek Mat #7 · 24 mentions · 17 September 1975
    “If only Jesus had known Dadu’s words—Dadu said it even more sweetly:”
  10. Kahe Vajid Pukar #1 · 20 mentions · 11 September 1979
    “At the very sight of Dadu Dayal, in those eyes of Dadu—again that glimmer of life, deeper now, so deep it pierced right through.”
  11. Piv Piv Lagi Pyas #5 · 20 mentions · 15 July 1975
    “Thirdly, the Omkar that you recite, the Omkar you repeat mechanically, the Omkar you chant—Nanak or Dadu are not speaking of that Omkar.”
  12. Piv Piv Lagi Pyas #3 · 19 mentions · 13 July 1975
    “Dadu says: My doubt has gone.”
  13. Piv Piv Lagi Pyas #7 · 19 mentions · 17 July 1975
    “And until this wrongness is put right, no matter how much Dadu or Kabir hammer your head, even if you feel you have understood, you will still not understand.”
  14. Piv Piv Lagi Pyas #9 · 17 mentions · 19 July 1975
    “Those very moments could have made you a Dadu, a Kabir; but you do not awaken.”
  15. Piv Piv Lagi Pyas #10 · 15 mentions · 20 July 1975
    “This is what Dadu means when he says, “Sukh-surati sahajai sahajai aav”—blissful remembrance arises naturally, effortlessly.”
  16. Sabai Sayane Ek Mat #5 · 15 mentions · 15 September 1975
    “Dadu’s words are very sweet.”
  17. Sabai Sayane Ek Mat #9 · 15 mentions · 19 September 1975
    “The words of Dadu we are going to understand today are related to this very mystery.”
  18. Sabai Sayane Ek Mat #2 · 14 mentions · 12 September 1975
    “That is why Dadu says: Give ever-new love, give ever-new Name.”
  19. Santo Magan Bhaya Man Mera #5 · 14 mentions · 16 May 1978
    “He fell into the orbit of Dadu—Dadu was a Hindu.”
  20. Santo Magan Bhaya Man Mera #9 · 14 mentions · 20 May 1978
    “I met the Guru—Dadu—weighty as the ocean, a long, sea-wide heart.”
  21. Santo Magan Bhaya Man Mera #13 · 14 mentions · 24 May 1978
    “You will harass Dadu.”
  22. Hari Bolo Hari Bol #9 · 13 mentions · 9 June 1978
    “The same has Krishna said, the same Christ, the same Nanak, the same Dadu—no difference.”
  23. Hari Bolo Hari Bol #3 · 9 mentions · 3 June 1978
    “Sundardas says: one thing I learned at the feet of Dadu.”
  24. Hari Bolo Hari Bol #5 · 6 mentions · 5 June 1978
    “Sundardas happened by looking into Dadu’s eyes.”
  25. Books I Have Loved #7 · 5 mentions
    “He was called Dadu, which means the brother.”
  26. Piv Piv Lagi Pyas #8 · 5 mentions · 18 July 1975
    “In that very seeing the spark will be kindled—what Dadu calls the flame—the flame will awaken.”
  27. Geeta Darshan Vol. 12 #7 · 4 mentions
    “What Narsi, or Raidas, or Dadu, or Kabir attained cannot be given to you through their preaching.”
  28. Bin Ghan Parat Phuhar #4 · 3 mentions · 4 October 1975
    “In this regard Sahjo Bai, Kabir, Dadu are fortunate.”
  29. Bin Ghan Parat Phuhar #8 · 3 mentions · 8 October 1975
    “That awakening happened to Sahajo, Kabir, Nanak, Dadu.”
  30. Piv Piv Lagi Pyas #2 · 3 mentions · 12 July 1975
    “The Upanishads sing; Dadu and Kabir speak of the supreme bliss.”
  31. Sabai Sayane Ek Mat #4 · 3 mentions · 14 September 1975
    “And what I call death—what the Upanishads call death, what Dadu called death—is the ocean’s depth, where there are no waves; where all waves are lost; where forms have ended; where only the formless remains; where not even a ripple arises; where not a single t…”