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1451 discourses in which Osho speaks about Krishna, most mentions first. Each line is his own sentence from that talk.

  1. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #2: Krishna is Complete and whole · 261 mentions · 26 September 1970
    “If a man has to think, understand, and say something, for him there can be no more meaningful a topic than Krishna.”
  2. Krishna Smriti #2 · 216 mentions · 26 September 1970
    “If one wants to think, to speak, to understand, it is hard to find a figure more significant than Krishna.”
  3. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #6: Nudity and Clothing Should go Together · 201 mentions · 28 September 1970
    “Whether it is the birth of Krishna or Christ, or anybody else, it does not make a great difference.”
  4. Krishna Smriti #6 · 172 mentions · 28 September 1970
    “Whether it is Krishna’s birth or anyone else’s, there is not much difference in the situation of birth.”
  5. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #4: Religion has no History, It is Eternal · 123 mentions · 27 September 1970
    “No record has been kept about the time of Krishna's birth and death.”
  6. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #8: He Alone Wins who does not Want to Win · 123 mentions · 29 September 1970
    “In this connection it is necessary to understand one thing which has always puzzled people who wanted to understand Krishna.”
  7. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #20: Base your Rule on the Rule · 117 mentions · 5 October 1970
    “There is a good deal of similarity between Christ's concept of neutrality, Buddha's idea of indifference, Mahavira's transcendence of attachment, and Krishna's non-attachment.”
  8. Krishna Smriti #8 · 106 mentions · 29 September 1970
    “In this connection one thing must first be understood, something that has always puzzled people—a small child, Krishna: how could he defeat such powerful men?”
  9. Krishna Smriti #21 · 104 mentions · 5 October 1970
    “Krishna is a diametrically opposite kind of being.”
  10. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #21: Choose the Flute or Perish · 102 mentions · 5 October 1970
    “Krishna is absolutely the opposite type of individual, and his flute as a symbol is just the opposite of the cross.”
  11. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #5: Follow No One but Yourself · 98 mentions · 27 September 1970
    “But we always think Krishna was born to respond to the needs of the times, because the times were bad, because the times were terrible.”
  12. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #1: The Future Belongs to Krishna · 97 mentions · 20 July 1970
    “Krishna is utterly incomparable, he is so unique.”
  13. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #3: Where Buddha Ends Krishna Begins · 97 mentions · 26 September 1970
    “Krishna's life is positive, it is not negative.”
  14. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #10: Spiritualism, Religion and Politics · 97 mentions · 30 September 1970
    “Krishna is a spiritual man, he is not religious.”
  15. Krishna Smriti #4 · 97 mentions · 27 September 1970
    “There is no record of when Krishna was born or when he died—and there is a reason for not keeping one.”
  16. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #17: Don't Imitate, Just be Yourself · 96 mentions · 3 October 1970
    “When Krishna says, "I teach the truth that is ANADI," it does not mean that he is talking about some old and ancient truth.”
  17. Krishna Smriti #20 · 93 mentions · 5 October 1970
    “Christ’s neutrality, Buddha’s disregard, Mahavira’s dispassion, and Krishna’s non-attachment share many similarities, yet there are fundamental differences.”
  18. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #5 · 90 mentions
    “It is crucial to grasp this, because Krishna’s immediate response is worth noting.”
  19. Krishna Smriti #10 · 87 mentions · 30 September 1970
    “Krishna is not a religious person; he is a spiritual person.”
  20. Geeta Darshan Vol. 3 #1 · 86 mentions
    “Before this sutra Krishna has spoken to Arjuna of Sankhya-yoga.”
  21. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #5 · 84 mentions
    “What Krishna has said to Arjuna is not something the intellect can agree to; reason will oppose it, thought will suspect it.”
  22. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #12: Discipline, Devotion and Krishna · 83 mentions · 1 October 1970
    “But Krishna was complete in a multidimensional way.”
  23. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #14: Action, Inaction and Non-Action · 80 mentions · 2 October 1970
    “There is no place in Krishna's philosophy for any spiritual discipline, so the question of disciplining the seven bodies does not arise.”
  24. Krishna Smriti #1 · 80 mentions · 20 July 1970
    “Krishna’s personality is utterly unique.”
  25. Krishna Smriti #3 · 80 mentions · 26 September 1970
    “Krishna’s personality is affirmative, positive.”
  26. Krishna Smriti #12 · 78 mentions · 1 October 1970
    “I call Krishna complete in a very different sense—multi-dimensional.”
  27. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #11: Draupadi: A Rare Woman · 76 mentions · 30 September 1970
    “As among men Krishna baffles our understanding, so does Draupadi among women.”
  28. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #1 · 75 mentions
    “With Krishna, on this earth, the very conception of a new sannyas was born.”
  29. Geeta Darshan Vol. 7 #1 · 75 mentions
    “In this sutra Krishna is telling Arjuna: the one who, with an undivided heart, is filled with love and reverence for me!”
  30. Krishna Smriti #5 · 74 mentions · 27 September 1970
    “For the birth of a consciousness like Krishna, any time, any age, any set of circumstances can do.”
  31. Geeta Darshan Vol. 13 #8 · 71 mentions
    “Krishna is saying: This Prakriti all around you, and all the objects born of it—you enjoy them according to your feeling.”
  32. Geeta Darshan Vol. 4 #2 · 71 mentions
    “Krishna says: the yoga, the truth, is the same ancient one—what has been since forever.”
  33. Geeta Darshan Vol. 14 #5 · 69 mentions
    “Krishna is listing the signs; understand carefully.”
  34. Krishna Smriti #17 · 68 mentions · 3 October 1970
    “So if Krishna says that he is speaking the very truth which is beginningless, do not understand him to be saying, “I am speaking the old.””
  35. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #13: Krishna Goes to the West · 66 mentions · 1 October 1970
    “We have to look at Krishna in two different ways, and then we can look at ourselves in the same way.”
  36. Geeta Darshan Vol. 11 #2 · 66 mentions
    “Krishna said to Arjuna: with the eyes you have — the natural eyes — you cannot see Me.”
  37. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #1 · 65 mentions
    “The last chapter of Krishna’s Gita has arrived.”
  38. Krishna Smriti #11 · 63 mentions · 30 September 1970
    “Just as Krishna is a puzzle to understand among men’s personalities, so too is Draupadi among women’s.”
  39. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #17 · 60 mentions
    “Even after saying so much, as Arjuna gave no answer, Krishna spoke again: “Arjuna, listen yet again to my supreme secret, more secret than all secrets, the words of my highest mystery.”
  40. Geeta Darshan Vol. 3 #10 · 60 mentions
    “Krishna has said: as fire is covered by smoke, so knowing is covered by desire.”
  41. Krishna Smriti #14 · 58 mentions · 2 October 1970
    “In Krishna’s vision and philosophy there is simply no place for sadhana.”
  42. Geeta Darshan Vol. 11 #1 · 57 mentions
    “Thus, hearing Krishna’s words on the Yoga of Divine Splendor, Arjuna said: To show me grace, you have spoken to me the most secret truths of the spirit, by which my ignorance is destroyed.”
  43. Geeta Darshan Vol. 8 #1 · 57 mentions
    “Even when a being like Krishna is present, questions keep arising.”
  44. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #15 · 56 mentions
    “That is why Krishna says: he who has understood the thread of devotion in life and has left everything to me attains the supreme state while doing all actions.”
  45. Geeta Darshan Vol. 17 #1 · 54 mentions
    “In that dense hour of war, with life and death at stake, Arjuna asked Krishna.”
  46. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #10 · 52 mentions
    “A third doorway too—Krishna uses symbols.”
  47. Geeta Darshan Vol. 17 #7 · 52 mentions
    “Krishna says there are three kinds of tapas (austerities), because your personality has three layers, and each has its own tapas.”
  48. Geeta Darshan Vol. 7 #5 · 52 mentions
    “Krishna says: the Prakriti made of the three gunas—sattva, rajas, tamas—is in me.”
  49. Krishna Smriti #13 · 52 mentions · 1 October 1970
    “If we look at Krishna in two ways, the matter becomes clear—and then we will also be able to see ourselves in two ways.”
  50. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #18 · 51 mentions
    “Krishna has said two or three things in this sutra that are worth understanding.”
  51. Krishna Smriti #9 · 51 mentions · 29 September 1970
    “So first it is proper to understand the metaphysical, the cosmic meaning of raas; then we can understand its reflection in Krishna’s life.”
  52. Krishna Smriti #16 · 51 mentions · 3 October 1970
    “If Aurobindo’s Krishna-vision was in the prison walls, in the bars, in the jailer, in himself—if one sees Krishna everywhere—then who is it that knows Krishna has been seen?”
  53. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #9 · 50 mentions
    “That is why Krishna says that fire cannot burn it.”
  54. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #8 · 49 mentions
    “Krishna has stated something fundamental: “I am the soul in all souls.”
  55. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #9: The cosmos is a Dance of Opposites · 48 mentions · 29 September 1970
    “And then, together, we will go into the life of Krishna, a complete miniature of this celebrating universe.”
  56. Geeta Darshan Vol. 5 #5 · 48 mentions
    “Take note: Krishna does not say, the man who knows the tattvas; he says, the man who knows the tattva.”
  57. Geeta Darshan Vol. 7 #3 · 48 mentions
    “Krishna says two or three things here.”
  58. Geeta Darshan Vol. 8 #2 · 48 mentions
    “That which has no beginning and no end, Krishna has called Brahman.”
  59. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #2 · 47 mentions
    “Those who miss this think Arjuna was leaning toward nonviolence and Krishna pushed him toward violence!”
  60. Geeta Darshan Vol. 9 #1 · 47 mentions
    “Krishna begins this sutra by saying to Arjuna, O Arjuna!”
  61. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #8 · 46 mentions
    “Krishna does not mean that.”
  62. Geeta Darshan Vol. 15 #5 · 46 mentions
    “First, all these verses of Krishna are to make Arjuna’s surrender possible.”
  63. Geeta Darshan Vol. 3 #7 · 46 mentions
    “Krishna is saying: the one who understands this mystery of life becomes non-attached.”
  64. Geeta Darshan Vol. 4 #3 · 46 mentions
    “Krishna says: this life of mine is transcendental.”
  65. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #16: Atheism, Theism and Reality · 45 mentions · 3 October 1970
    “Arvind sees visions of Krishna inside a prison, in the walls of the prison, in the prisoners' faces and in himself.”
  66. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #19: Rituals, Fire and Knowledge · 45 mentions · 4 October 1970
    “By the time of Krishna and the GEETA civilization had made great strides -- thanks to fire.”
  67. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #21 · 45 mentions
    ““By the grace of Sri Vyasa, through divine vision I heard this supreme, secret, and most esoteric yoga spoken directly by Lord Yogeshwara Sri Krishna himself.””
  68. Geeta Darshan Vol. 5 #11 · 45 mentions
    “He had not thought Krishna would be eager to lead him into an inner revolution.”
  69. Jin Sutra #18 · 45 mentions · 28 May 1976
    “And a mind that compares will understand neither Mahavira nor Krishna, because the comparing mind is a shopkeeper’s mind, not the mind of understanding.”
  70. Geeta Darshan Vol. 3 #6 · 44 mentions
    “When Krishna says that there is now nothing left that is worth attaining, because I have attained all; there is nothing left for me to do, because all has been done; what was to be gained has been gained; what was to be done has been done; now action is not a…”
  71. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #11 · 43 mentions
    “Krishna says in this sutra that the one who gains the benefit of attaining the Divine receives the supreme gain.”
  72. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #14 · 43 mentions
    “This is what Krishna says in this sutra.”
  73. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #15 · 42 mentions
    “That is what Krishna calls the blackness of delusion.”
  74. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #1 · 42 mentions
    “About such unknown, such unknowable, Krishna says there are utterances he calls supreme utterances.”
  75. Geeta Darshan Vol. 17 #2 · 42 mentions
    “O Bharata, Krishna said: The faith of all men conforms to their inner nature, and man is made of faith.”
  76. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #9 · 42 mentions
    “Before every statement Krishna says, “O Partha, hear what I say.””
  77. Geeta Darshan Vol. 3 #2 · 42 mentions
    “Krishna was not listened to.”
  78. Geeta Darshan Vol. 4 #1 · 42 mentions
    “In this aphorism Krishna has said very much with very few words.”
  79. Geeta Darshan Vol. 7 #9 · 42 mentions
    “Therefore Krishna says: whoever comes near to me—and the condition for coming near is to drop desires, to drop attachment to objects—such a one attains that which does not perish, which is never lost, which is eternal.”
  80. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #7: Make Work a Celebration · 41 mentions · 28 September 1970
    “But going back to the world does not make any difference to Krishna: he can easily go back if it becomes necessary.”
  81. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #4 · 41 mentions
    “Manu will not suffice; he needs someone like Krishna.”
  82. Geeta Darshan Vol. 13 #9 · 41 mentions
    “Krishna says the state of the Supreme Purusha has many doors for seeing.”
  83. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #2 · 41 mentions
    “Krishna says, Listen to My decision.”
  84. Piya Kokhojan Main Chali #8 · 41 mentions · 8 June 1980
    “Krishna Chaitanya!”
  85. Geeta Darshan Vol. 9 #2 · 40 mentions
    “Having spoken of shraddha, it was to be expected that Krishna would begin something that reason would not consent to.”
  86. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #14 · 39 mentions
    “That is why Krishna says: you have the right to action; the craving for results is unauthorized.”
  87. Geeta Darshan Vol. 5 #1 · 39 mentions
    “Arjuna says to Krishna: You have spoken of renunciation of action, you have spoken of action without desire for its fruits.”
  88. Krishna Smriti #15 · 39 mentions · 2 October 1970
    “The vision of Krishna—or of Christ, or Buddha, or Mahavira—is possible in two ways.”
  89. Geeta Darshan Vol. 17 #6 · 38 mentions
    “Watching Krishna dance, the otherworldly arises within.”
  90. Geeta Darshan Vol. 4 #4 · 38 mentions
    “Krishna is saying to Arjuna in this sutra: those who become available to me, who become available to my very body, are freed from birth and death.”
  91. Geeta Darshan Vol. 5 #2 · 38 mentions
    “In defining Nishkama Karmayoga, Krishna says: the one who goes beyond both raga and dvesha attains desireless action.”
  92. Bhakti Sutra #5 · 37 mentions · 15 January 1976
    “It was Krishna’s birthday.”
  93. Geeta Darshan Vol. 13 #6 · 37 mentions
    “Krishna says: Being subtle, He is unknowable — not to be understood.”
  94. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #19 · 37 mentions
    “The very union I have spoken of—Krishna says “this righteous dialogue of ours…””
  95. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #5 · 37 mentions
    “For Krishna, samatva-buddhi is the very essence of all yoga.”
  96. Geeta Darshan Vol. 9 #11 · 37 mentions
    “And until a person places this very notion at his feet, the transformation Krishna is speaking about does not take place.”
  97. Peevat Ramras Lagi Khumari #3 · 37 mentions · 13 January 1981
    “They would shave their heads, tie knots in their tufts, chant Hare Krishna–Hare Rama, beat drums and cymbals, and parrot Indian scriptures like trained birds—without knowing their meaning or context.”
  98. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #15: Life After Death and Rebirth · 36 mentions · 2 October 1970
    “Visions of Krishna, or of Buddha, Mahavira or Christ are seen in two different ways.”
  99. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #18 · 36 mentions
    “What Krishna is saying is the very opposite of our ordinary understanding of spiritual practice.”
  100. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #11 · 36 mentions
    “For Krishna says in this very sutra: as the origin of life, I am Kama, the god of love.”
  101. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #20 · 36 mentions
    “Having thus declared the glory of the Gita, Bhagwan Krishna asked Arjuna: “O Partha, have you listened to my word with one-pointed mind?”
  102. Geeta Darshan Vol. 3 #9 · 36 mentions
    “Krishna, in this sutra, says two things.”
  103. Geeta Darshan Vol. 5 #3 · 36 mentions
    “And the one who becomes capable of seeing only what is is called by Krishna a jnani.”
  104. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #7 · 35 mentions
    “Whether it is Krishna’s words, or Buddha’s, or Christ’s—no one ever becomes sated while listening to them.”
  105. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #6 · 34 mentions
    “Krishna tells him: what Is, always was; what is not, never is.”
  106. Geeta Darshan Vol. 14 #4 · 34 mentions
    “Because Krishna is saying something that religious people generally do not understand.”
  107. Geeta Darshan Vol. 14 #7 · 34 mentions
    “Krishna is saying to Arjuna: even this war is a play of the three gunas.”
  108. Geeta Darshan Vol. 7 #4 · 34 mentions
    “Krishna faces just such a difficulty.”
  109. Sahaj Yog #9 · 34 mentions · 29 November 1978
    “When dharma is young, people like Krishna are born.”
  110. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #13 · 33 mentions
    “Speaking of Karma Yoga, Krishna tells Arjuna: all those people who are fired by pleasure, craving, objects and passions; who cannot see anything beyond heaven; whose religious thinking, reflection, and study are themselves driven by desire; who demand pleasure…”
  111. Geeta Darshan Vol. 4 #9 · 33 mentions
    “The Yajna of which Krishna speaks is symbolic.”
  112. Geeta Darshan Vol. 5 #4 · 33 mentions
    “So I would say to you—and those who know Krishna even a little will naturally understand it well—that by Krishna’s meaning, the one who conquers the body cannot be some weakling, some body-tormenter, a masochist, a pain-worshiper, a self-torturing, self-violen…”
  113. Jin Sutra #52 · 33 mentions · 30 July 1976
    “‘There are six kinds of leshyas: Krishna leshya, Neel leshya, Kapot leshya, Tejo leshya (Peet leshya), Padma leshya and Shukla leshya.’”
  114. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #2 · 32 mentions
    “In this aphorism Krishna is telling Arjuna: apart from Me, there is nothing else.”
  115. Geeta Darshan Vol. 14 #3 · 32 mentions
    “Krishna says sattva binds by attachment to happiness and by the pride of knowledge.”
  116. Geeta Darshan Vol. 3 #8 · 32 mentions
    “Krishna is telling Arjuna that one who, having embraced what I have said with a reverent heart, lives it and acts from it becomes free of all actions—free of every bondage of action.”
  117. Krishna Smriti #19 · 32 mentions · 4 October 1970
    “Hence the Gita grafted new shoots onto the old word, and Krishna coined new expressions: jnana-yajna.”
  118. Ramnam Janyo Nahin #2 · 32 mentions · 12 March 1981
    “It happened to the seers of the Upanishads, Krishna knew it, Mahavira recognized it, Buddha was immersed in it, Meera danced in it, sang it, hummed it.”
  119. Early Talks #9: Women Mystics · 31 mentions
    “Meera's love for Krishna did not begin with Meera.”
  120. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #18: Non-Attachment is not Aversion · 31 mentions · 4 October 1970
    “This word veetrag belongs to the tradition of Mahavira, while anasakti belongs to the tradition of Krishna, and they are synonymous.”
  121. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #10 · 31 mentions
    “This is what Krishna is speaking of.”
  122. Geeta Darshan Vol. 17 #9 · 31 mentions
    “Krishna is trying to explain the three gunas in every dimension of life.”
  123. Light on the Path #6: Follow your inner being, then no government is needed · 30 mentions · 1 January 1986
    “It is those moments when people have realized Jesus Christ, Krishna, Gautam Buddha, Mahavira, or whatever has been always conditioned in their mind; it becomes projected.”
  124. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #21 · 30 mentions · 11 March 1978
    “He said: Krishna is not only talented; Rama is not only talented.”
  125. Bin Bati Bin Tel #18 · 30 mentions · 8 July 1974
    “If you are filled to the brim with longing for Krishna, even Krishna will appear—but do not think you have found Krishna.”
  126. Geeta Darshan Vol. 14 #2 · 30 mentions
    “Beyond these three there is also a state which Krishna will speak of later; he calls it gunatita—beyond the gunas.”
  127. Geeta Darshan Vol. 3 #3 · 30 mentions
    “Krishna says, such a person is foolish, unknowing, a simpleton.”
  128. Geeta Darshan Vol. 7 #7 · 30 mentions
    “Therefore Krishna says: whoever comes to know me, that jnani has become Vasudeva; he has become God; he has become Krishna; he has become me.”
  129. Geeta Darshan Vol. 9 #7 · 30 mentions
    “In this sutra Krishna points to many words.”
  130. Krishna Smriti #7 · 30 mentions · 28 September 1970
    “Krishna does not take life as work, but as celebration, as festivity.”
  131. Ari Main To Naam Ke Rang Chhaki #4 · 29 mentions · 14 September 1978
    “The atheist misses by assuming there is no God; the theist also misses by assuming that he is in “Rama,” in “Krishna,” in “Buddha.””
  132. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #3 · 29 mentions
    “In this sutra, Krishna says: the one who knows my supreme, aishwarya-filled manifestation…”
  133. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #14 · 29 mentions
    “It may surprise you to hear Krishna say: among tricksters I am gambling.”
  134. Geeta Darshan Vol. 14 #1 · 29 mentions
    “If we understand Arjuna’s mental state properly, then we can understand what Krishna is trying to do.”
  135. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #6 · 29 mentions
    “For entering the inner cave, for entering that inner sky of the heart, Krishna has indicated a few methods to Arjuna.”
  136. Geeta Darshan Vol. 9 #13 · 29 mentions
    “Krishna has said: for, O Arjuna, even women, Vaishyas, Shudras, and those born in sin—whoever they may be—taking refuge in me, attain the Supreme State.”
  137. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #5 · 28 mentions · 15 January 1978
    “Krishna may have known—let Krishna’s knowing be Krishna’s; how can it be mine?”
  138. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #3 · 28 mentions
    “That is why Krishna must labor with him continuously.”
  139. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #17 · 28 mentions
    “Here Krishna lays out, step by step, how the human mind declines—how it descends one stair at a time on the path of fall.”
  140. Geeta Darshan Vol. 4 #5 · 28 mentions
    ““Even while doing, I am a non-doer”—Krishna’s statement deserves to be understood deeply.”
  141. Geeta Darshan Vol. 9 #4 · 28 mentions
    “Krishna is saying: by the presence of the Divine, the world is formed.”
  142. The Mahageeta, Vol 1 #1: Ashtavakra: The Purest Expression of Truth · 27 mentions · 11 September 1976
    “Krishna's Bhagavad Gita has been very influential.”
  143. Ari Main To Naam Ke Rang Chhaki #7 · 27 mentions · 17 September 1978
    “When Krishna says to Arjuna: Surrender unto Me alone—do you think Krishna is asking Arjuna to surrender to Krishna as a person?”
  144. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #16 · 27 mentions
    “In this sutra Krishna says: the one who is not agitated when sorrow comes.”
  145. Geeta Darshan Vol. 17 #11 · 27 mentions
    “Krishna says, “‘Sat’—thus the name of the Divine is used in the sense of truth and excellence; and, O Partha, in noble action the word ‘sat’ is used.”
  146. Geeta Darshan Vol. 5 #6 · 27 mentions
    “Therefore Krishna says something very wondrous.”
  147. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #20 · 27 mentions
    “Krishna says: in this very life, if one has practiced Yoga but has not come to perfection, Arjuna, then in the next life, effortlessly, what he had practiced becomes available.”
  148. Mahaveer Vani #41 · 27 mentions · 29 August 1973
    “Hence the interest of people like Mahavira, Buddha or Krishna is not in argument; and, as I said, not in poetry either, because poetry is the final flower.”
  149. Communism and Zen Fire, Zen Wind #2: Raise the temple of consciousness · 26 mentions · 31 January 1989
    “Now the Soviet Union has allotted them land to make a temple for Krishna.”
  150. From Ignorance to Innocence #10: God -- the nobody everybody knows · 26 mentions · 8 December 1984
    “You say God created men like Jesus Christ, Hazrat Mohammed, Krishna and Gautam Buddha.”

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