Osho on Naropa

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

1. Tantra: The Supreme Understanding #1: The Ultimate Experience · 21 mentions · 11 February 1975
   “This is his gift, and the gift was given to his disciple, Naropa.”
2. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 5 #3: Awareness, not knowledge · 15 mentions · 3 July 1975
   “It is about Siddha Naropa, the disciple Of Tilopa.”
3. Finger Pointing to the Moon #3: The Witness and The Illusion · 6 mentions · 14 October 1972
   “It happened once: There was a mystic in Tibet called Naropa.”
4. Tao Upanishad #56 · 6 mentions · 20 August 1972
   “Naropa, an Indian master, went to Tibet.”
5. Geeta Darshan Vol. 13 #8 · 5 mentions
   “I have heard that a great master, Naropa, was explaining to his disciple that life is acting—and in life nothing is wrong and nothing is right.”
6. Tantra: The Supreme Understanding #8: Cut the Root · 4 mentions · 18 February 1975
   “Maybe the reason is that Buddha was talking to the masses and Tilopa is talking to Naropa.”
7. Mahaveer Vani #26 · 4 mentions · 11 September 1972
   “Marpa went to Naropa.”
8. The Supreme Doctrine #7: Meditation and the Inner Eye · 3 mentions · 11 July 1973
   “It is reported of Naropa, one of the greatest Tibetan mystics ever born....”
9. Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, Vol 2 #5: Remaining with the real · 3 mentions · 29 March 1973
   “Naropa, when he became enlightened, was asked by someone, "Have you achieved liberation now?"”
10. Adhyatam Upanishad #3 · 3 mentions · 14 October 1972
    “It happened once: in Tibet there was a fakir, Naropa.”
11. Geeta Darshan Vol. 12 #5 · 3 mentions
    “Tilopa told his disciple Naropa, Close your eyes and dive.”