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Osho on Mohammed

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

  1. Tao Upanishad #22 · 25 mentions · 8 November 1971
    “But do you know what was written on Muhammad’s sword?”
  2. Deepak Bara Naam Ka #5 · 23 mentions · 5 October 1980
    “Muhammad was unlettered.”
  3. Mare He Jogi Maro #15 · 22 mentions · 8 June 1974
    “Neither is Muhammad a Muslim, nor Krishna a Hindu, nor Buddha a Buddhist, nor Jesus a Christian—remember!”
  4. The Way of Tao, Volume 1 #22: Lao-tse is the most useful in the present state of the world · 21 mentions · 8 November 1971
    “If Mohammed had to raise the sword, it was not because of himself but because of the conditions around him.”
  5. Sufis: The People of the Path, Vol 1 #2: In Hiding · 20 mentions · 12 August 1977
    “Whenever a man like Buddha or Mohammed happens, the essential flowers.”
  6. Mahaveer Meri Drishti Mein #15 · 20 mentions · 25 September 1969
    “That is why, after Muhammad, Muslims closed the door!”
  7. Jyon Ki Tyon #9 · 18 mentions
    “Muhammad is one thing; the Muslim is another.”
  8. From Ignorance to Innocence #10: God -- the nobody everybody knows · 17 mentions · 8 December 1984
    “It is as true as the Christian's belief that Jesus is the only begotten son of God, and the Mohammedan's belief that Mohammed is the only messenger of God.”
  9. From Personality to Individuality #3: Beware! I am here to destroy your dreams · 17 mentions · 1 January 1985
    “You dream of Jesus, Krishna, Zarathustra, Mohammed -- why?”
  10. Es Dhammo Sanantano #74 · 17 mentions · 3 April 1977
    “Parents begin loading your head: “You are a Muslim; the Quran is your book; Muhammad your prophet.””
  11. Hari Bolo Hari Bol #4 · 17 mentions · 4 June 1978
    “The people to whom Mohammed had to speak would not have understood if he had spoken in the language of the Upanishads.”
  12. The Perennial Path: The Art of Living #4: Nonstealing · 16 mentions · 12 November 1970
    “Mohammed has a special individuality and Musalman has his own.”
  13. Geeta Darshan Vol. 4 #15 · 16 mentions
    “When Muhammad went to sleep at night, whatever was in the house by evening he would distribute.”
  14. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #19: Rituals, Fire and Knowledge · 15 mentions · 4 October 1970
    “There is a significant episode In the life of Mohammed.”
  15. Meditation: The Art of Ecstasy #13: Intuition: A Non-Explanation · 14 mentions
    “For example, Mohammed was an illiterate person.”
  16. Krishna Smriti #19 · 14 mentions · 4 October 1970
    “Let me tell a small incident from the life of Mohammed.”
  17. Tao Upanishad #120 · 14 mentions · 30 March 1975
    “Peace cannot come from violence—Krishna knew it, Muhammad knew it.”
  18. From Bondage to Freedom #35: Existence is only in the present · 13 mentions · 19 October 1985
    “Mohammed declares himself to be the last messenger of God.”
  19. From Personality to Individuality #19: Hell hath no fury like a Christian scorned · 13 mentions · 17 January 1985
    “It was not like boxing, otherwise Muhammad Ali would have forced Shankara to follow him -- and Muhammad Ali is a religious man.”
  20. I Celebrate Myself: God Is No Where, Life Is Now Here #7: Existence is celebration · 13 mentions · 19 February 1989
    “Mohammed himself carried a sword his whole life, killing people, and he has given the name Islam, to his religion, which means peace!”
  21. The Transmission of the Lamp #32: Water into wine is not the real miracle · 13 mentions · 11 June 1986
    “There was no enlightenment in the cases of Jesus and Mohammed, and whatever happened after them, they are wholly and solely responsible for it.”
  22. Sat Chit Anand #12: I am the ultimate · 12 mentions · 27 November 1987
    “A man is brought to him who has been declaring in the marketplace, "God has sent me as his prophet just as he sent Hazrat Mohammed as his prophet a thousand years ago.”
  23. The Great Challenge #11: Remaining closed to the lower: A technique for transformation · 12 mentions
    “When Mohammed was in deep meditation on Mount Hira, suddenly he heard a clear voice which said, "Read!"”
  24. The Wisdom of the Sands, Vol 1 #7: The Mad King's Idol · 12 mentions · 27 February 1978
    “When Mohammed sang the Koran there was great significance in it.”
  25. Until You Die #3: Walking Without Crutches · 12 mentions · 13 April 1975
    “Of course, when the Koran descended on Mohammed, it was a live moment, it was a fitting phenomenon -- suddenly Mohammed was in the harmony of the universe, and the universe started unveiling its secrets to him.”
  26. Guru Partap Sadh Ki Sangati #6 · 12 mentions · 26 May 1979
    “Mahavira, Buddha, Krishna, Mohammed, Jesus, Nanak, Kabir, Bhikha—among them there is no ahead or behind, no smaller or greater—each is equally established in Buddhahood.”
  27. Jas Panihar Dhare Sir Gagar #8 · 12 mentions · 7 February 1978
    “Naturally, the question arises: then why didn’t Muhammad choose red?”
  28. Mahaveer Vani #15 · 12 mentions · 1 September 1971
    “We are heirs to all—we inherit Buddha as much as Krishna, as much as Mohammed, as much as Christ, as much as Nanak or Kabir.”
  29. Mahaveer Vani #47 · 12 mentions · 4 September 1973
    “But such a claim will be made only by one who begins with shraddha in a master — shraddha in an emperor: in a Mahavira, or Buddha, or Krishna, or Christ, or Mohammed — someone in whom he has seen mastery.”
  30. Shiv Sutra #7 · 12 mentions · 17 September 1974
    “There was a Muslim fakir, Haji Mohammed—a saintly man.”
  31. Sumiran Mera Hari Kare #5 · 12 mentions · 25 May 1980
    “But that is not God’s language; that is Muhammad’s language.”
  32. Hidden Mysteries #6: Astrology: A Door to Religiousness · 11 mentions · 10 July 1971
    “Mohammed had a disciple named Ali.”
  33. Sufis: The People of the Path, Vol 1 #3: Tariqa -- the Method · 11 mentions · 13 August 1977
    “When a Mohammed is alive, sharia is alive -- because Mohammed breathes life into it.”
  34. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 1 #3: True or false · 11 mentions · 23 June 1979
    “Mohammed is against all kinds of images of God, because his people were worshipping for centuries; they had three hundred and sixty-five gods -- one god for every day of the year.”
  35. The Last Testament, Vol 2 #14: Awareness Is My Successor · 11 mentions · 3 September 1985
    “But the same is done by Moses, Mohammed, Mahavira, Jesus, Buddha.”
  36. Ami Jharat Bigsat Kanwal #8 · 11 mentions · 18 March 1979
    “Radha Mohammad!”
  37. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #8 · 11 mentions · 18 January 1978
    “Truth is in Buddha, not in the Dhammapada; in Mohammed, not in the Koran—even though the Koran was born from Mohammed.”
  38. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #7 · 11 mentions
    “Mohammed is unlettered.”
  39. Geeta Darshan Vol. 9 #9 · 11 mentions
    “Mohammad—whatever came to him by evening, he would distribute.”
  40. Mare He Jogi Maro #18 · 11 mentions
    “After much digging, it turned out I had spoken about Mahmud Ghaznavi, but Muslims were made to think I had spoken against the Prophet Muhammad.”
  41. Udio Pankh Pasar #5 · 11 mentions
    “On the very first day she went to the dining hall and met someone—Radha Mohammad.”
  42. Dimensions Beyond the Known #3 · 10 mentions · 10 March 1971
    “On the other hand, there is Mohammed who is standing with a sword in hand.”
  43. Guru Partap Sadh Ki Sangati #5 · 10 mentions · 25 May 1979
    “What did you do with Mohammed?”
  44. Mahaveer Meri Drishti Mein #8 · 10 mentions · 21 September 1969
    “So if Mahavira too had been there in Muhammad’s place, I believe he would have married nine times.”
  45. Prem Panth Aiso Kathin #1 · 10 mentions · 27 March 1979
    “Yes, leave aside a few—one Buddha, one Krishna, one Mahavira, one Christ, one Mohammed, a few such people are exceptions—but the jostling crowd at your Kumbh Melas that you call sadhus and saints, about them Marx is absolutely right: the masses have been fed o…”
  46. Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #10 · 10 mentions · 8 April 1980
    “Muhammad did indeed say you could have four marriages—only so that dispassion might arise as quickly as possible.”
  47. Sahaj Yog #2 · 10 mentions · 22 November 1978
    “Just a few days ago I said that Mohammed opposed all idols, and rightly so, because no image can be made of the Ultimate.”
  48. Sahaj Yog #18 · 10 mentions · 8 December 1978
    “Those who recited the Quran, who invoked Muhammad at every turn—they did it.”
  49. Utsav Amar Jati Anand Amar Gotar #5 · 10 mentions · 5 June 1979
    “To repeat what Muhammad said, like parrots, is one thing; but to know as Muhammad knew—passing through all those mistakes, all those thorny paths, all those slippery roads, falling many times, skinning your knees, bleeding, losing your way in dark nights, desp…”
  50. Nowhere To Go But In #4 · 9 mentions · 28 May 1974
    “And how will Mohammed get on?”
  51. The Hidden Splendor #13: Truth is not divisible · 9 mentions · 18 March 1987
    “It is a surprising fact that one Mohammedan conqueror, Mohammed Gauri, invaded India eighteen times, and he was thrown back by a great warrior king, Prithviraj.”
  52. The True Sage #8: The light behind the window -- Questions and answers · 9 mentions · 18 October 1975
    “I'm reminded of one HADDITH, one saying of Mohammed.”
  53. Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, Vol 2 #8: The potentiality of the seed · 9 mentions · 1 April 1973
    “If you become obsessed with Buddha, then Jesus is not for you, then how can Mohammed be for you?”
  54. Zen: The Mystery and The Poetry of the Beyond #5: The day has been hilarious · 9 mentions · 12 January 1989
    “And the Mohammedans don't understand that Buddha would not have accepted the philosophy of Mohammed at all.”
  55. Es Dhammo Sanantano #106 · 9 mentions · 26 November 1977
    “One day Mohammed said to a young man of his household, “You keep lying in bed in the mornings.”
  56. Es Dhammo Sanantano #112 · 9 mentions · 2 December 1977
    “What Krishna said—the language is different; what Buddha said—the language is different; what Mohammed said—the language is different.”
  57. Jo Bole To Hari Katha #8 · 9 mentions · 28 July 1980
    “You say, “Hazrat Muhammad also raised the sword for religion.””
  58. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #8 · 9 mentions · 19 September 1979
    “When the verses descended to Muhammad, he had no idea such a thing could happen.”
  59. Nahin Sanjh Nahin Bhor #8 · 9 mentions · 18 September 1977
    “Someone has grasped the words of Muhammad and has become a Muslim.”
  60. Ram Duware Jo Mare #10 · 9 mentions · 3 June 1974
    “It is not Krishna’s song or Christ’s, not Mahavira’s or Mohammed’s; it is not mine or yours.”
  61. Tao Upanishad #117 · 9 mentions · 27 March 1975
    “If Buddha, Mahavira, Christ, Muhammad run toward the forest, the reason is not that society is evil, the simple reason is: they want aloneness.”
  62. Hidden Mysteries #4: The Transformative Power of Idol Worship, Mantras, Music and Dance · 8 mentions · 16 June 1971
    “There is no photograph of Mohammed, there is no idol of Mohammed, but what difference has it made?”
  63. Philosophia Perennis, Vol 2 #1: The Golden Mean · 8 mentions · 31 December 1978
    “For example, Mohammed said to his disciples: "Give birth to as many children as possible!"”
  64. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 2 #1: The wisdom of innocence · 8 mentions · 1 July 1979
    “In the ancient days the Buddhist knew only what the Buddha had said, and the Mohammedan knew only about what Mohammed had said, and the Christian knew only about Jesus.”
  65. The Great Pilgrimage: From Here to Here #13: Human mind is a miracle · 8 mentions · 12 September 1987
    “Mohammed went to heaven sitting on his horse; the horse also went -- without wings.”
  66. The Heartbeat of the Absolute #19: Transformation Is The Test · 8 mentions
    “Once Mohammed asked a young man to go with him to pray.”
  67. The Hidden Splendor #26: Life's aim is life itself · 8 mentions · 25 March 1987
    “Mohammed married nine wives.”
  68. The Tantra Vision, Vol 2 #4: Trust cannot be betrayed · 8 mentions · 4 May 1977
    “Mohammed went to the mosque to say his morning prayer, and he took a young man with him who had never gone to the mosque before.”
  69. The Ultimate Alchemy, Vol 1 #8: The Complementariness of Opposites · 8 mentions · 22 February 1972
    “For example, Mohammed married, and he married nine women.”
  70. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 1 #2: The desireless path of yoga · 8 mentions · 26 December 1973
    “Buddha is partial, Mahavira is partial, Jesus is partial, Mohammed is partial -- they have a certain path.”
  71. Bahuri Na Aiso Daon #10 · 8 mentions · 10 August 1980
    “When Mohammed was in the Kaaba, he threw out the three hundred and sixty-five idols, clearing that sanctuary of its rubbish.”
  72. Jin Khoja Tin Paiyan #19 · 8 mentions · 12 July 1970
    “There are promises of Muhammad, of Shankara, of Krishna, of Buddha and Mahavira.”
  73. Mahaveer Ya Mahavinash #5 · 8 mentions · 14 April 1965
    “This has happened all over the earth—not only among Mahavira’s followers; among Krishna’s followers, Christ’s followers, Mohammed’s followers too.”
  74. Main Kahta Akhan Dekhi #3 · 8 mentions · 10 March 1971
    “On the other side stands Muhammad with a sword.”
  75. Nahin Ram Bin Thaon #4 · 8 mentions · 28 May 1974
    “Where will you place Muhammad?”
  76. Preetam Chhabi Nainan Basee #13 · 8 mentions · 23 March 1980
    “What Buddha and Mahavira said, what Jesus and Mohammed said, fell into the hands of pundits and priests, because there were no other people of genius to take it into their hands.”
  77. Prem Rang Ras Audh Chadariya #6 · 8 mentions · 6 February 1979
    “Through Krishnamurti, the light takes on one hue; through me, another; through Nanak, one; through Muhammad, another.”
  78. From Personality to Individuality #20: Fear of hell, greed for heaven, the saviors soft sell · 7 mentions · 18 January 1985
    “"Certainly I am not a Mohammedan, but Mohammed himself was not a Mohammedan when he was born.”
  79. From the False to the Truth #3: My religion is a godless religion · 7 mentions · 30 June 1985
    “…ught to him who was claiming that he had been sent by God and that he brought the latest word of God, the latest message, because Mohammed's message was thirteen hundred years old, and in thirteen hundred years a new message -- better, more polished, more soph…”
  80. In Search of the Miraculous Vol 2 #9: Occult depths of kundalini and spirituality · 7 mentions · 12 July 1970
    “There are promises that Mohammed made; there are promises that Shankara made.”
  81. Sat Chit Anand #24: The energy field of the master is a womb · 7 mentions · 3 December 1987
    “First, I am not going the way Jesus and Mohammed went.”
  82. Sufis: The People of the Path, Vol 1 #10: The Original Signature · 7 mentions · 20 August 1977
    “If they have loved Jesus, they will find Jesus in me; if they have loved Buddha, they will find Buddha in me; if they have loved Mohammed, they will find Mohammed in me.”
  83. The Great Path #7: Meditation is the Seed · 7 mentions · 17 September 1974
    “There lived a Moslem fakir by the name of Haji Mohammed.”
  84. The Rebel #30: The slavery of marriage · 7 mentions · 15 June 1987
    “I am reminded of Mohammed.”
  85. The Way of Tao, Volume 2 #14: The impartial awaiting, the death of pride and the one in the many · 7 mentions · 19 April 1972
    “The immediacy we experience in the speech of Jesus and Mohammed is completely absent in others.”
  86. Zarathustra: A God That Can Dance #18: Of the bestowing virtue, part 2 · 7 mentions · 5 April 1987
    “Neither Krishna, nor Mohammed, nor Moses, nor Buddha has ever called their disciples "my brothers".”
  87. Bahuri Na Aiso Daon #9 · 7 mentions · 9 August 1980
    “Mohammed spent his whole life fighting with the sword.”
  88. Birhani Mandir Diyana Baar #1 · 7 mentions
    “His name was Yaar Mohammad.”
  89. Kan Thore Kankar Ghane #9 · 7 mentions · 19 May 1977
    “Muhammad came to hide in a cave.”
  90. Kano Suni So Juth Sab #7 · 7 mentions · 17 July 1977
    “You can catch hold of Buddha, or Mohammed, or Nanak, or Kabir, or Dariya—you are free.”
  91. Karuna Aur Kranti #3 · 7 mentions · 25 November 1969
    “Mohammed accumulated nothing his whole life.”
  92. Maha Geeta #57 · 7 mentions · 7 December 1976
    “Muhammad did not compose it; he found it descending.”
  93. Maha Geeta #76 · 7 mentions · 26 January 1977
    “Speak of Muhammad!””
  94. Mahaveer Meri Drishti Mein #25 · 7 mentions · 2 October 1969
    “Until one stands where Krishna stands, where Christ stands, where Mohammed stands, where Mahavira stands—till then we do not comprehend.”
  95. Nirvan Upanishad #5 · 7 mentions · 27 September 1971
    “Mohammed, by evening, would distribute whatever came to him during the day as offerings.”
  96. Peevat Ramras Lagi Khumari #5 · 7 mentions · 15 January 1981
    “She writes: “Your words seem very lovely, but why do you take the names of Krishna, Christ, Mohammed, Buddha along with a vitarag like Mahavira?”
  97. Sabai Sayane Ek Mat #1 · 7 mentions · 11 September 1975
    “Muhammad died.”
  98. Santo Magan Bhaya Man Mera #17 · 7 mentions · 28 May 1978
    “Enemies were chasing Mohammed.”
  99. Sumiran Mera Hari Kare #3 · 7 mentions · 23 May 1980
    “Mohammed was not a Muslim.”
  100. Sumiran Mera Hari Kare #9 · 7 mentions · 29 May 1980
    “How will he place Mohammed?”
  101. Ancient Music in the Pines #4: Be a light unto yourself · 6 mentions · 24 February 1976
    “Every evening, Mohammed used to distribute whatsoever he had collected in the day.”
  102. From Misery to Enlightenment #16: The Master: a gesture to the light within · 6 mentions · 13 February 1985
    “…was told that this man was proclaiming that he was a prophet of God, that God Himself had sent him with the message, "I had sent Mohammed, but now too much time has passed, many things have changed, a new dispensation is needed, a new message.…”
  103. From Unconciousness to Consciousness #8: Will-to-power: The Cancer of the Soul · 6 mentions · 6 November 1984
    “The religious messiah, avatara, tirthankara, paigambara -- Jesus, Mohammed, Krishna, Buddha -- they are on the same trip, it is the same number; but it will need tremendous intelligence to see their power game.”
  104. From Unconciousness to Consciousness #17: The Immaculate Deception · 6 mentions · 15 November 1984
    “The Koran, the Mohammedan's holy book, is so childish, so primitive -- because Mohammed was illiterate.”
  105. I Celebrate Myself: God Is No Where, Life Is Now Here #4: Showering invisible flowers · 6 mentions · 16 February 1989
    “Salman Rushdie's book has only one mention of Mohammed which is not at all condemnatory.”
  106. I Celebrate Myself: God Is No Where, Life Is Now Here #5: Don't knock, wait! · 6 mentions · 17 February 1989
    “Now this nonsense that a man who has not done any harm to anybody, but has simply stated a fact that Mohammed himself had accepted ...”
  107. No Water, No Moon #7: Black-Nosed Buddha · 6 mentions · 17 August 1974
    “Mohammedans think Mohammed belongs to them.”
  108. Sufis: The People of the Path, Vol 1 #1: A Rare Kind of Magic · 6 mentions · 11 August 1977
    “Christ is a Sufi, so is Mohammed.”
  109. Tao: The Three Treasures, Vol 2 #8: In Existence There Is No Question · 6 mentions · 28 June 1975
    “I have travelled long to ask you one question: Who do you think is greater -- Hazarat Mohammed, the founder of Islam, or the great Sufi mystic, Al-Hillaj?”
  110. The Hidden Harmony #1 · 6 mentions · 21 December 1974
    “For example: in the times of Mohammed, in Arabian countries there were four times more women than men, because the Arabians were warriors and continuously warring and killing each other, murderers.”
  111. The Perfect Master, Vol 2 #9: A Stranger to Yourself · 6 mentions · 9 July 1978
    “Mohammed used to distribute all that his disciples would bring as gifts to him -- by the evening he would distribute all.”
  112. The Tantra Vision, Vol 1 #9: Mind immaculate in its very being · 6 mentions · 29 April 1977
    “That is the meaning when Mohammedans say that Mohammed HEARD the Koran -- that is the meaning.”
  113. The Wild Geese and the Water #11: No Higher, No Lower · 6 mentions · 21 February 1981
    “Just the other day I was listening to a song, a beautiful song, which says a pilgrim has gone to visit the places where Mohammed lived, Mecca and Medina.”
  114. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 1 #5: Right and wrong knowledge · 6 mentions · 29 December 1973
    “And now Mohammed is cancelled because I am here.”
  115. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 3 #8: The Master appears · 6 mentions · 8 March 1975
    “Then don't be bothered if you don't feel in tune with Mohammed.”
  116. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #7 · 6 mentions · 17 January 1978
    “Everyone believes—some in Krishna, some in Christ, some in Mohammed, some in Mahavira.”
  117. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #12 · 6 mentions · 22 January 1978
    “Don’t worry about Christ and Muhammad; nor about Mahavira and Buddha.”
  118. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #16 · 6 mentions · 26 January 1978
    “When Mohammed is present, you do not let him sit in peace in even a single village.”
  119. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #21 · 6 mentions · 11 March 1978
    “Krishna or Buddha, Zoroaster or Mohammed, Jesus or Mahavira—by form, they are as you.”
  120. Bin Bati Bin Tel #18 · 6 mentions · 8 July 1974
    “Surely Muhammad knew the divine as fragrance.”
  121. Bin Ghan Parat Phuhar #1 · 6 mentions · 1 October 1975
    “When the Koran descended on Mohammed he was alone on a mountain.”
  122. Hari Bolo Hari Bol #3 · 6 mentions · 3 June 1978
    “In some Mohammed the Qur’an descended—Paramatma flickered in the lake of Mohammed’s consciousness.”
  123. Ishavashya Upanishad #12 · 6 mentions · 10 April 1971
    “Mohammed once said to a young man: ‘Come with me to prayer.’”
  124. Kahe Hot Adheer #15 · 6 mentions · 26 September 1979
    “Their real concern is not whether Buddha is greater or Mohammed is greater.”
  125. Kaivalya Upanishad #16 · 6 mentions · 2 April 1972
    “Sometimes a Kabir, sometimes a Nanak, sometimes a Mohammed—neither schooled nor lettered; no one even knew they had any buddhi—suddenly they make the leap.”
  126. Krishna Smriti #11 · 6 mentions · 30 September 1970
    “The Prophet Muhammad entered into nine marriages.”
  127. Kya Sove Tu Bavri #3 · 6 mentions · 19 June 1965
    “Jesus will not be included there, nor Mahavira, nor Mohammed.”
  128. Maha Geeta #17 · 6 mentions · 27 September 1976
    ““It is recorded in Muhammad’s life: whatever came during the day, after eating and drinking, he would give away by evening.”
  129. Ramnam Janyo Nahin #2 · 6 mentions · 12 March 1981
    “Neither did Mohammed steal my ideas, nor did I steal Mohammed’s.”
  130. Sanch Sanch So Sanch #5 · 6 mentions · 25 January 1981
    “Muhammad had nine wives.”
  131. Santo Magan Bhaya Man Mera #7 · 6 mentions · 18 May 1978
    “Muhammad, every night before sleeping, would say to his wife: Whatever has collected in the day—give it away.”
  132. Tao Upanishad #36 · 6 mentions · 19 April 1972
    “Hence, the sharpness, the urgency you find in the words of Mohammed or Jesus is neither in the words of Buddha nor Krishna nor Mahavira.”
  133. And The Flowers Showered #4: What is the way? · 5 mentions · 3 November 1974
    “So the doors have been closed after Mohammed -- he is the last prophet.”
  134. Books I Have Loved #5 · 5 mentions
    “She competed with Buddha, Zarathustra, Mohammed, and I thank her for that.”
  135. Communism and Zen Fire, Zen Wind #2: Raise the temple of consciousness · 5 mentions · 31 January 1989
    “Mohammed married nine wives.”
  136. Dimensions Beyond the Known #1 · 5 mentions · 28 February 1970
    “Firstly, I am not influenced by Mahavira, Buddha, Christ or Mohammed.”
  137. Dimensions Beyond the Known #2 · 5 mentions · 7 March 1971
    “But Islam did say that Mohammed was not the first such person and that there were persons like him before.”
  138. Dimensions Beyond the Known #4 · 5 mentions · 12 March 1971
    “Now take the example of Mohammed.”
  139. Even Bein' Gawd Ain't A Bed of Roses #15 · 5 mentions · 15 October 1979
    “"Sayeed" means the family of Mohammed; the direct descendents of Mohammed are called sayeed, and saeeda is the feminine of sayeed.”
  140. From Darkness to Light #11: Science and religion -- two petals of the same rose · 5 mentions · 11 March 1985
    “Mohammed did even better: he ascended to heaven with his horse too!”
  141. From Darkness to Light #28: Either politicians remain or humanity remains · 5 mentions · 29 March 1985
    “This man's name was Muhammad Tughlak.”
  142. From the False to the Truth #20: Only an egoist can be humble · 5 mentions · 18 July 1985
    “It will give you a great rejoicing that one need not be an incarnation of God to be enlightened; one need not be a special messenger of God, like Mohammed, to be enlightened.”
  143. From Unconciousness to Consciousness #4: The Opium Called Religion · 5 mentions · 2 November 1984
    “Mohammedans believe Mohammed is the last paigambara, the last word God has sent.”
  144. Isan: No Footprints in the Blue Sky #1: Dig deep · 5 mentions · 1 November 1988
    “There was a hair in Srinagar, in Kashmir, thought to be Hazrat Mohammed's.”
  145. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #11: Draupadi: A Rare Woman · 5 mentions · 30 September 1970
    “Mohammed had nine wives, and his Koran allows every Mohammedan man to have four wives.”
  146. Kyozan: A True Man of Zen #2: Zen is like wild flowers · 5 mentions · 4 December 1988
    “Mohammed is the last prophet.”
  147. Philosophia Perennis, Vol 2 #5: Love is Always Virgin · 5 mentions · 4 January 1979
    “It is said that whenever Mohammed moved in the desert, a cloud would move just over his head to shelter him.”
  148. Philosophia Ultima #11: Ego is Just a Habit · 5 mentions · 21 December 1980
    “Mohammed is good?”
  149. Tao: The Three Treasures, Vol 1 #1: On The Absolute Tao · 5 mentions · 11 June 1975
    “The same is true about Moses and Mohammed.”
  150. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 8 #7: You have slept long enough · 5 mentions · 27 December 1979
    “Hence, many times you have come across a Buddha, a Krishna, a Mahavira, a Christ, a Mohammed, but you have missed again and again on your own accord.”

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