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

  1. From Personality to Individuality #30: The only authentic democracy: the dictatorship of the enlightened ones · 31 mentions · 28 January 1985
    “Freud was a Jew just as Jesus was a Jew, but there is a difference between the two.”
  2. The Secret of Secrets, Vol 1 #16: In the Lake of the Void · 28 mentions · 26 August 1978
    “He says, 'Osho, when you mention Freud, Jung and Adler in one line, it hurts.”
  3. Glimpses of a Golden Childhood #18 · 25 mentions
    “Sigmund Freud was interviewing one of his patients.”
  4. I Celebrate Myself: God Is No Where, Life Is Now Here #6: Come to your own festival · 25 mentions · 18 February 1989
    “A famous psychoanalyst, Franz Strunz from Munich, has been studying child behavior in dreams, and he has found that Sigmund Freud's original idea was not right.”
  5. Es Dhammo Sanantano #89 · 22 mentions · 29 May 1977
    “First difference: Freud’s approach is medical; it is therapy.”
  6. From Ignorance to Innocence #26: Meditation: watchfulness, awareness, alertness -- the real trinity · 21 mentions · 25 December 1984
    “And when people like Sigmund Freud found that just underneath your thin layer of consciousness there is another layer, it was a great discovery for him, and for the West.”
  7. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 4 #4: To become free in an unfree society · 18 mentions · 24 April 1975
    “YES, I don't give much value to Freud, Jung, Adler, or Assagioli.”
  8. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 3 #2: A watcher on the hills · 16 mentions · 13 August 1979
    “What Sigmund Freud and Carl Gustav Jung called conscious, unconscious, are parts of your mind.”
  9. The Messiah, Vol 2 #22: A peak unto yourself · 15 mentions · 9 February 1987
    “This is the difference between a Sigmund Freud and a Gautam Buddha: Sigmund Freud is trying to understand man by living with man, in the crowd.”
  10. Zen: The Path of Paradox, Vol 1 #4: Learn from the Peacocks · 15 mentions · 14 June 1977
    “He is far better than Freud because at least he brings some vision of synthesis to psychology.”
  11. Man Hi Pooja Man Hi Dhoop #4 · 15 mentions · 4 October 1979
    “In India, “psychology” still means Freud.”
  12. Sermons in Stones #7: Love and centering: one phenomenon · 14 mentions · 6 December 1986
    “Perhaps he was second only to Sigmund Freud -- but he was the youngest disciple of Sigmund Freud and before I answer your question, I have remembered something which is the only incident in the long life of Sigmund Freud which shows something of Zen.”
  13. Geeta Darshan Vol. 3 #2 · 14 mentions
    “If only Freud had had a chance to read this verse of the Gita, the opposition to religion he carried might not have remained.”
  14. Tao Upanishad #124 · 14 mentions · 3 April 1975
    “If you go to Freud or to a Freudian analyst, for your illness he will always hold someone else responsible.”
  15. Maha Geeta #14 · 13 mentions · 24 September 1976
    “Freud’s statement is not a distortion of the modern age.”
  16. A Sudden Clash of Thunder #6: Life Undefined is What God is · 12 mentions · 16 August 1976
    “Just as alchemists are no longer remembered, forgotten, you cannot even mention their names, sooner or later Freud and Jung and Adler will be forgotten the same way -- they are alchemists of the inner world.”
  17. From Darkness to Light #9: Your suffering makes you special · 12 mentions · 8 March 1985
    “Sigmund Freud, a man of great knowledge, was afraid of ghosts -- although he said continually, "There are no ghosts, there is no evidence, no proof."”
  18. Light on the Path #17: No-mind is emptiness and fullness together · 12 mentions · 18 January 1986
    “Sigmund Freud was the first man in the West who came to discover the unconscious mind.”
  19. Tao: The Pathless Path, Vol 2 #13: Raise no Dust, Leave no Tracks · 12 mentions · 9 March 1977
    “That's why Freud reduced all love to sexuality -- then prayer too, then God too.”
  20. The Invitation #12: A meditator needs no personal guidance · 12 mentions · 27 August 1987
    “If you watch the life, as I have watched very closely the life of people like Sigmund Freud -- the topmost counselors in the world: Karl Gustav Jung, Alfred Adler, Assagioli -- I have been simply shocked to see that these people have become the guides to milli…”
  21. The Last Testament, Vol 3 #7 · 12 mentions · 28 September 1985
    “Even Freud knows nothing of any importance.”
  22. The Perfect Master, Vol 1 #3: A Rolling Stone · 12 mentions · 23 June 1978
    “For example, Sigmund Freud -- he knew only the negative.”
  23. The Sword and the Lotus #16: Life is a school · 12 mentions · 5 February 1986
    “Sigmund Freud is as unaware as you are.”
  24. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #11 · 12 mentions
    “Thus, with Marx and Freud together, a strange situation arose in the West.”
  25. Geeta Darshan Vol. 8 #11 · 12 mentions
    “In the last half-century Sigmund Freud has perhaps left the deepest impact upon the human mind.”
  26. Finger Pointing to the Moon #9: That -- The Universal Religion · 11 mentions · 17 October 1972
    “Freud says that the whole issue of God is in fact a substitute for the father.”
  27. The Heart Sutra #1: The Buddha Within · 11 mentions · 11 October 1977
    “Freud enters into the mysteries of the psychological a little bit more.”
  28. The Perfect Master, Vol 2 #4: How Can You Deceive? · 11 mentions · 4 July 1978
    “CHARANA, ASSAGIOLI HAS MOVED TO THE OTHER EXTREME in reaction to Sigmund Freud.”
  29. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 8 #5: The meeting os sun and moon · 11 mentions · 15 April 1976
    “Freud and Jung and Adler and others, whatsoever they have been doing is more or less centered around man.”
  30. Es Dhammo Sanantano #87 · 11 mentions · 27 May 1977
    “And you do call Freud a scientist, don’t you!”
  31. Jyon Ki Tyon #5 · 11 mentions · 5 September 1970
    “But as thinking proceeded, a little probing began, and for the first time Freud sensed that there is something more below.”
  32. From Bondage to Freedom #36: To each his own song · 10 mentions · 20 October 1985
    “All these have evolved since Sigmund Freud.”
  33. From Death to Deathlessness #2: Abandon hope all those who enter here · 10 mentions · 3 August 1985
    “It is not science; how can it be science when Freud, Jung, Adler, Assagioli, are not agreeing on a single point?”
  34. From Death to Deathlessness #17: Becoming is going away from being · 10 mentions · 22 August 1985
    “Otherwise great hypnotists themselves would have transcended sadness, but Sigmund Freud is as serious as Jesus.”
  35. From Personality to Individuality #6: Anxiety: Who are you? Anguish: Who am I? · 10 mentions · 4 January 1985
    “It is from the monkeys that Sigmund Freud got the idea that sometime a younger generation must have killed some old man who was possessing all the beautiful ladies.”
  36. Philosophia Perennis, Vol 1 #4: I Mean Business! · 10 mentions · 24 December 1978
    “According to legend, Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung once travelled together on a train, and during the journey Jung began to analyse Freud, probing deeper and deeper into the man's psyche in an attempt to pinpoint the origin of his neurosis.”
  37. Philosophia Perennis, Vol 2 #8: Escape to Reality · 10 mentions · 7 January 1979
    “Freud was very diplomatic about it.”
  38. The Heart Sutra #6: Don't Be Too Sane · 10 mentions · 16 October 1977
    “Of course, he was a successful man in Africa, so he was thinking that Freud would receive him, there would be great welcome.”
  39. The Messiah, Vol 2 #18: I call it meditation · 10 mentions · 7 February 1987
    “And it is not only ordinary people: a man of the caliber of Sigmund Freud was so afraid that it was banned by his friends and followers...”
  40. Es Dhammo Sanantano #56 · 10 mentions · 7 April 1976
    “After Freud, its meaning changed.”
  41. Geeta Darshan Vol. 12 #1 · 10 mentions
    “I have heard: a patient came to Sigmund Freud—there was some mental trouble, his family distressed.”
  42. Glimpses of a Golden Childhood #22 · 9 mentions
    “I am reminded again of poor Sigmund Freud.”
  43. I Say Unto You, Vol 2 #6: An Idea Whose Time has Come · 9 mentions · 5 November 1977
    “For example, after Freud, it is very difficult to call God 'the Mother', because ninety-nine per cent of mental problem exist because of the mother.”
  44. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 2 #6: This is it · 9 mentions · 6 July 1979
    “Hence, Freud could not satisfy, he could only touch a part of your mind.”
  45. Adhyatam Upanishad #9 · 9 mentions · 17 October 1972
    “Freud says the idea of God is really a substitute for the father, a compensatory figure.”
  46. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #4 · 9 mentions · 14 January 1978
    “See how much influence Freud had upon the world.”
  47. Geeta Darshan Vol. 13 #8 · 9 mentions
    “Freud, in this century, discovered the art of psychoanalysis.”
  48. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #6 · 9 mentions · 17 September 1979
    “There is a note from the life of Sigmund Freud.”
  49. Maha Geeta #85 · 9 mentions · 4 February 1977
    “Sigmund Freud brought a revolution to the West.”
  50. Mahaveer Vani #45 · 9 mentions · 2 September 1973
    “In the opening decades of this century, Sigmund Freud made a very significant discovery for the West and for modern man.”
  51. Beyond Enlightenment #32: Truth has to wait... but not to wait forever · 8 mentions · 4 November 1986
    “But I bring Sigmund Freud to analyze Mahavira's attitude and character -- the same facts.”
  52. Come Follow To You, Vol 4 #4: All Who Hear It Lose Themselves · 8 mentions · 24 December 1975
    “Because of this, Freud used to use a certain method.”
  53. From Bondage to Freedom #38: Enough just to be with me · 8 mentions · 22 October 1985
    “Hence, in the muddy waters of the mind, Sigmund Freud, Carl Gustav Jung, Alfred Adler and their progeny -- they are all just making the water more muddy.”
  54. From Sex to Superconsciousness #5: From lust to the lord · 8 mentions · 1 October 1968
    “The West's psychologists, from Freud to Jung, have written about this second stage of sex, about the psychological level.”
  55. Light on the Path #16: I want a meeting of east and west · 8 mentions · 17 January 1986
    “Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, was so much afraid of ghosts that you cannot believe it.”
  56. Tao: The Golden Gate, Vol 2 #6: I really mean business · 8 mentions · 26 June 1980
    “Sigmund Freud says that these people are wish-fulfillments.”
  57. Tao: The Golden Gate, Vol 2 #7: I have heard · 8 mentions · 27 June 1980
    “Sigmund Freud himself was very childish in his behavior, utterly childish, very much afraid, just like a small child.”
  58. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 1 #8: The beginning of a new phase · 8 mentions · 28 June 1979
    “Sigmund Freud and Karl Marx and Albert Einstein and many more have to be incorporated.”
  59. The Passion for the Impossible #25 · 8 mentions · 14 September 1976
    “It just started with Freud; it is not even one hundred years old.”
  60. Theologia Mystica #10 · 8 mentions · 20 August 1980
    “Sigmund Freud called his psychology "psychoanalysis," and he was right in calling it psychoanalysis because his whole effort, his whole life was devoted to one thing: how to make psychology a science.”
  61. This Very Body the Buddha #8: Off To Hell -- Yo-Ho! · 8 mentions · 18 December 1977
    “That's how Freud thinks about sex, that it gives you ego-gratification, satisfaction, relaxation; it relieves tensions, it is a need.”
  62. Krishna Smriti #20 · 8 mentions · 5 October 1970
    “After Freud, Krishna will become more meaningful day by day.”
  63. Sahaj Samadhi Bhali #5 · 8 mentions · 25 July 1974
    “It happened to Sigmund Freud: he sat in his room; his leading disciple Jung sat opposite.”
  64. From Ignorance to Innocence #25: Jesus -- the only savior who nearly saved himself · 7 mentions · 24 December 1984
    “For example, when Sigmund Freud, Jung and Adler and other great psychologists of the beginning of this century started talking of the unconscious mind, the subconscious mind, the conscious mind, it was Freud's rediscovery.”
  65. From Unconciousness to Consciousness #28: Commandments, No -- Just a Few Requests · 7 mentions · 26 November 1984
    “Sigmund Freud, Jung, Adler -- all these people have been working on dreams.”
  66. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #20: Base your Rule on the Rule · 7 mentions · 5 October 1970
    “After Freud, Krishna is going to be more and more relevant for our future.”
  67. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 1 #5: Wakefulness is life · 7 mentions · 25 June 1979
    “Freud is a great pioneer; of course, not a buddha, but still a man of great significance, because he was the first to make the idea accepted by the larger part of humanity that man has a great unconscious hidden in him.”
  68. The Fish in the Sea is Not Thirsty #11: The Paradox that Life is · 7 mentions · 21 April 1979
    “Freud was neurotic, and there are a thousand and one facts supporting this.”
  69. The Great Secret #8: Why go to others? · 7 mentions · 18 January 1975
    “Even the greatest amongst them -- Freud, Jung, Adler -- suffer from their own complications, from their own diseases.”
  70. The Invitation #22: A sannyasin is never retired · 7 mentions · 1 September 1987
    “In fact, Sigmund Freud sometimes comes to very great insights; he was certainly a genius.”
  71. The Last Testament, Vol 2 #8 · 7 mentions · 28 August 1985
    “Freud cannot do anything for them.”
  72. The New Dawn #18: Beware of the mind: it is blind · 7 mentions · 27 June 1987
    “The man who founded Western psychology, Sigmund Freud, was so much afraid of death that even the mention of the word `death' was enough to throw him into a coma; he would become unconscious, the paranoia of death was so great.”
  73. The Supreme Doctrine #13: Man Can Be Transcended · 7 mentions · 14 July 1973
    “Wilhelm Reich himself tried again and again to be psychoanalyzed by Sigmund Freud.”
  74. The Way of Tao, Volume 2 #5: Non-existence and emptiness is the support of everything · 7 mentions · 2 February 1972
    “Freud has discovered a priceless truth.”
  75. Vedanta: Seven Steps to Samadhi #3: With Your Total Heart · 7 mentions · 12 January 1974
    “I remember, once it happened: Freud was old, and just before he died, two or three years before....”
  76. Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, Vol 2 #8: The potentiality of the seed · 7 mentions · 1 April 1973
    “Even a Freud is afraid.”
  77. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 1 #10: The cause of your misery · 7 mentions · 4 January 1974
    “Freud used to say to his disciples...”
  78. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 4 #8: The psychology of the buddhas · 7 mentions · 28 April 1975
    “Freud, Jung, Adler and others have created the psychology for the pathological man.”
  79. Diya Tale Andhera #5 · 7 mentions · 25 September 1974
    “Sigmund Freud began to uncover sex.”
  80. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #11 · 7 mentions
    “The psychologists—Freud, Jung, Adler—say that ninety-nine percent of this neurosis stems from sexual desire.”
  81. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #20 · 7 mentions
    “Freud has no inkling of this; Jung has no inkling of this.”
  82. Jharat Dashahun Dis Moti #18 · 7 mentions · 7 February 1980
    “In the early years of his life Sigmund Freud made his first significant discovery: the libido.”
  83. Jyoti Se Jyoti Jale #14 · 7 mentions · 24 July 1978
    “In the West, Sigmund Freud did tremendous work on dreams—but only on one kind of dream.”
  84. Tao Upanishad #27 · 7 mentions · 2 February 1972
    “Freud, in this century, discovered a precious truth: whomever we love, we also hate.”
  85. Be Still and Know #8: Just For Your Sake · 6 mentions · 8 September 1979
    “But ask Sigmund Freud -- Sigmund Freud thinks Jesus is neurotic!”
  86. Beyond Enlightenment #24: Eastern psychology: The science of the soul · 6 mentions · 26 October 1986
    “Even the founders of modern psychology -- Freud or Jung or Adler or Assagioli -- are not people who you can put in the category of Gautam Buddha, Lao Tzu, Chuang Tzu.”
  87. From Ignorance to Innocence #7: Shame is the name of their game · 6 mentions · 5 December 1984
    “Long before Sigmund Freud discovered the phenomenon of repression, religions had already used it for five thousand years, and successfully.”
  88. God is Dead, Now Zen is the Only Living Truth #1: God is a puppeteer · 6 mentions · 6 February 1989
    “The founder of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, could not tolerate the word `death'.”
  89. I Am That #4: Surrender is of the Heart · 6 mentions · 14 October 1980
    “Now to talk about God as the father is foolish; after Sigmund Freud it is foolish.”
  90. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #1: The Future Belongs to Krishna · 6 mentions · 20 July 1970
    “After Freud the world of religion is not going to be the same as it was before him.”
  91. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #6: Nudity and Clothing Should go Together · 6 mentions · 28 September 1970
    “A Freud, a Freudian psychoanalyst, will surely declare Krishna to be a schizophrenic case, a split personality.”
  92. Philosophia Ultima #1: This is the Bridge to That · 6 mentions · 11 December 1980
    “When for the first time electricity was discovered, a friend of Sigmund Freud came to visit him.”
  93. Sermons in Stones #11: I have to be offensive to wake you up! · 6 mentions · 10 December 1986
    “I have heard that Sigmund Freud, the founder of modern psychotherapy, was following a lady elephant into the forest.”
  94. Sermons in Stones #14: The psychology of the Buddhas · 6 mentions · 13 December 1986
    “It has to be understood; the people who came to Sigmund Freud, the founder of modern psychology, were all sick people -- obviously, otherwise why should they come to the psychoanalyst?”
  95. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 6 #10: Happiness: the death of the ego · 6 mentions · 30 October 1979
    “Freud remembers that when electricity came to Vienna for the first time, a friend, a villager, came to visit him.”
  96. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 9 #6: Truth cannot be lost · 6 mentions · 16 February 1980
    “I have never come across a fully psychoanalyzed person, because according to Freud, a fully psychoanalyzed person is one whose dreaming has disappeared.”
  97. The Discipline of Transcendence, Vol 3 #9: Away with the Passions! · 6 mentions · 29 October 1976
    “That's what Sigmund Freud says: Buddhas are wish-fulfilments.”
  98. The Fish in the Sea is Not Thirsty #8: Time to be Getting Home · 6 mentions · 18 April 1979
    “THE FOUNDER OF PSYCHOANALYSIS, Sigmund Freud, was one of the most pathological persons you can imagine -- very superstitious.”
  99. The Mustard Seed: My Most Loved Gospel on Jesus #1: The Mustard Seed · 6 mentions · 21 August 1974
    “Whenever somebody mentioned anything about death, Freud would start trembling.”
  100. The Psychology of the Esoteric #6: The psychology of dreams · 6 mentions · 16 September 1970
    “Freud misunderstood etheric dreams for dreams caused by suppressed desires.”
  101. The Secret #6: Life Is An Empty Canvas · 6 mentions · 16 October 1978
    “The Jungian was very angry, Meeto, because I had mentioned Jung's name in the same breath with Freud's.”
  102. The Secret of Secrets, Vol 1 #11: The Whole and Holy Circle · 6 mentions · 21 August 1978
    “Sigmund Freud has said that man cannot be happy, at most he can be comfortable.”
  103. Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, Vol 2 #38: The inner guide · 6 mentions · 6 November 1973
    “The first thing: because of Freud, much misunderstanding has arisen around the word "unconscious".”
  104. Zen: Zest, Zip, Zap and Zing #10: Here and Now: The Only Time, The Only Place · 6 mentions · 5 January 1981
    “You have not understood poor Sigmund Freud; he is one of the most misunderstood men of this century.”
  105. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #19 · 6 mentions · 29 January 1978
    “Ask the psychologists; ask Sigmund Freud.”
  106. Es Dhammo Sanantano #104 · 6 mentions · 24 November 1977
    “When Buddha spoke, there was no Freud, no Marx, no Einstein.”
  107. Es Dhammo Sanantano #11 · 6 mentions · 1 December 1975
    “In Buddha’s day it meant something else; after Freud, the word ‘repression’ has changed meanings.”
  108. Es Dhammo Sanantano #41 · 6 mentions · 23 March 1976
    “After Freud, the meaning has changed.”
  109. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #5 · 6 mentions
    “Freud will, Erikson will.”
  110. Geeta Darshan Vol. 5 #10 · 6 mentions
    “If we ask Freud, he will say, kama is man’s all—his very soul.”
  111. Mahaveer Vani #20 · 6 mentions · 5 September 1972
    “Freud says: man does nothing knowingly.”
  112. Mahaveer Vani #44 · 6 mentions · 1 September 1973
    “Understand it so: Freud said that man is a sexual being.”
  113. Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #4 · 6 mentions · 4 August 1979
    “Freud worked deeply on jokes—truths are hidden behind them; a joke is a pretty way to speak a truth.”
  114. Nam Sumir Man Bavre #6 · 6 mentions · 6 August 1978
    “Sigmund Freud could not understand this; he knew nothing of prayer.”
  115. Tao Upanishad #63 · 6 mentions · 29 November 1972
    “In this century Sigmund Freud has entered the human mind deeper and deeper.”
  116. Utsav Amar Jati Anand Amar Gotar #9 · 6 mentions · 9 June 1979
    “India’s mental situation is still what the West’s was before Freud.”
  117. Be Still and Know #3: No Question, No Answer · 5 mentions · 3 September 1979
    “Sigmund Freud somewhere remembers that a friend came to visit him from a very very faraway village.”
  118. Beyond Enlightenment #6: Truth knows no fifty-fifty · 5 mentions · 8 October 1986
    “This is one of the great discoveries of Sigmund Freud, listening to your dreams.”
  119. Death is Divine #2: The call of the unknown · 5 mentions · 2 October 1978
    “There was a great movement opposing Freud all over the world.”
  120. From Bondage to Freedom #41: The psychology of the buddhas · 5 mentions · 25 October 1985
    “Sigmund Freud calls it conscious mind.”
  121. I Celebrate Myself: God Is No Where, Life Is Now Here #7: Existence is celebration · 5 mentions · 19 February 1989
    “Even the founder of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, because he did not believe in God ...”
  122. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #18: Non-Attachment is not Aversion · 5 mentions · 4 October 1970
    “When electricity became available, Sigmund Freud had his house electrified.”
  123. Philosophia Perennis, Vol 2 #7: A Bold Experiment · 5 mentions · 6 January 1979
    “That's where Sigmund Freud missed.”
  124. Philosophia Ultima #5: That State is Awakening · 5 mentions · 15 December 1980
    “Before Sigmund Freud the Western mind accepted only one state, that is our so-called waking state, it had not even accepted the reality of dreams.”
  125. Sufis: The People of the Path, Vol 2 #10: Out of the Mud and the Mire · 5 mentions · 5 September 1977
    “Even the founder of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, was not a joyous man.”
  126. The Cypress in the Courtyard #12 · 5 mentions · 15 June 1976
    “A friend of Sigmund Freud, who was a poor man but had been childhood friends with Freud, came to visit him from his village.”
  127. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 4 #7: See yourself in others · 5 mentions · 28 August 1979
    “It is because of this that Sigmund Freud used to sit behind a curtain; he never used to face the patient.”
  128. The Discipline of Transcendence, Vol 4 #8: The disappearance of the magician · 5 mentions · 7 November 1976
    “I have heard an anecdote about Freud.”
  129. The Last Testament, Vol 6 #11 · 5 mentions · 11 August 1986
    “You asked, "Would it not have been better to be categorized with great psychologists like Freud and Jung?"”
  130. The New Alchemy: To Turn You On #14: To Loosen the Bonds of Personality · 5 mentions · 13 April 1973
    “Freud became aware -- when he first started psychoanalysis he was not aware of it, but by and by he became aware that patients would say things that were not real just to make Freud happy, to confirm his theories -- because when Freud was happy, they also felt…”
  131. The Perfect Master, Vol 1 #6: Only One Ecstasy · 5 mentions · 26 June 1978
    “From Jesus to Freud, all the revolutionaries have come from the Jews.”
  132. The Rebel #29: Something of the wild · 5 mentions · 15 June 1987
    “The second hammering came from Sigmund Freud.”
  133. The Rebellious Spirit #6: The mind has no reverse gear · 5 mentions · 13 February 1987
    “you go and be analyzed by Sigmund Freud and the conclusion of his analysis is not going to be the same as it would have been if you had gone to Carl Gustav Jung or to Alfred Adler or to Assagioli.”
  134. The Secret of Secrets, Vol 1 #3: The Atomic Moment · 5 mentions · 13 August 1978
    “That's why Sigmund Freud has to go into your dreams to see your reality.”
  135. The Secret of Secrets, Vol 1 #4: I Mean Business Here! · 5 mentions · 14 August 1978
    “But in the West, particularly since Freud opened the Pandora's box the idea has arisen that you have to remain sexual to the very end, because sex is synonymous with life.”
  136. The Tantra Vision, Vol 2 #2: Freedom is a higher Value · 5 mentions · 2 May 1977
    “When for the first time electricity came to Vienna, a friend of Sigmund Freud came to visit him.”
  137. The Ultimate Alchemy, Vol 1 #17: Towards a Total Flowering of Consciousness · 5 mentions · 6 June 1972
    “Freud has said that a man is just like an iceberg: ninety percent under water and only ten percent above it -- nine parts hidden under water and only one part, one tenth, above it.”
  138. The Wild Geese and the Water #4: Soul-living by Loving · 5 mentions · 14 February 1981
    “Sigmund Freud was very much afraid of it, so much so...”
  139. The Zen Manifesto: Freedom From Oneself #10: The less you are, the more you are · 5 mentions · 9 April 1989
    “Erich Fromm is conditioned as a psychoanalyst; hence, it seems to him to be very right that "if one carries Freud's principle of the transformation of unconsciousness into consciousness to its ultimate consequences, one approaches the concept of enlightenment.…”
  140. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 10 #7: The witness is self-illuminating · 5 mentions · 7 May 1976
    “Freud, Adler, go a little deeper into man.”
  141. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 4 #6: The existentialist cul-de-sac · 5 mentions · 26 April 1975
    “Freud stumbled upon psychoanalysis, and I say 'stumbled' because it was accidental.”
  142. Zen: The Path of Paradox, Vol 1 #7: The Pulse of the Universe · 5 mentions · 17 June 1977
    “After two thousand years Sigmund Freud again repeated the same division -- very strange bed-fellows, Plato and Freud.”
  143. Zen: The Path of Paradox, Vol 2 #8: There is No Back of this Book · 5 mentions · 28 June 1977
    “Sigmund Freud had this attitude, that all art is pathology.”
  144. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #34 · 5 mentions · 24 March 1978
    “What Mahavira said alone is not enough to take a very large number into heaven—Freud needs to be added to him.”
  145. Bin Bati Bin Tel #9 · 5 mentions · 29 June 1974
    “Therefore people like Freud, seeing this situation, say it is impossible for man to be blissful.”
  146. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #1 · 5 mentions
    “Freud indeed holds the view that our unconscious mind is connected not only with God but also with the devil.”
  147. Kahe Vajid Pukar #4 · 5 mentions · 15 September 1979
    “Freud’s whole discovery is precisely this.”
  148. Krishna Smriti #1 · 5 mentions · 20 July 1970
    “The world of religion that existed before Freud cannot continue after Freud.”
  149. Krishna Smriti #6 · 5 mentions · 28 September 1970
    “But I want to tell you, I will accept neither Freud’s counsel nor the historian’s.”
  150. Maha Geeta #37 · 5 mentions · 17 November 1976
    “Do not ask Freud about Mira, or you will be disgraced, and Mira too will be disgraced.”

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