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Osho on Ramakrishna

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

  1. In Search of the Miraculous Vol 2 #1: Outer help in the growth of kundalini energy · 41 mentions · 4 July 1970
    “For example, a glimpse of the divine happened to Swami Vivek-ananda near Ramakrishna.”
  2. Jin Khoja Tin Paiyan #11 · 36 mentions · 4 July 1970
    “If, in the case of Ramakrishna and Vivekananda, Ramakrishna alone were responsible, then it would have happened to many others as well—hundreds came near him.”
  3. Deepak Bara Naam Ka #1 · 35 mentions · 1 October 1980
    “Ramakrishna did.”
  4. Maha Geeta #46 · 30 mentions · 26 November 1976
    “These two incidents from Ramakrishna’s life have not been properly understood so far; for those who have interpreted them know nothing of the state of the paramahansa.”
  5. Geeta Darshan Vol. 13 #3 · 28 mentions
    “Many times, seen from the outside, Ramakrishna would seem fainted for days.”
  6. Beyond Psychology #35: Falling above the mind · 26 mentions · 29 April 1986
    “Ramakrishna, in the last century, was one of the men who was called paramhansa.”
  7. The Psychology of the Esoteric #10: Windows to the divine · 25 mentions · 21 October 1971
    “If a person is like Ramakrishna he may wander to other windows to see whether the same sky is seen through them.”
  8. The New Dawn #5: How to avoid the ditches · 24 mentions · 20 June 1987
    “Ramakrishna lived just in the last part of the nineteenth century ...”
  9. Ajhun Chet Ganwar #10 · 24 mentions · 30 July 1977
    “Ramakrishna’s language and my language are different.”
  10. Nansen: The Point of Departure #7: You have forgotten your wings · 23 mentions · 11 October 1988
    “Samadhi can be understood watching Ramakrishna.”
  11. Krishna Smriti #15 · 22 mentions · 2 October 1970
    “First, the relationship between Ramakrishna and Vivekananda is that of master and disciple.”
  12. The Hidden Splendor #21: The greatest misfit in the world · 21 mentions · 23 March 1987
    “I am reminded of Ramakrishna.”
  13. Geeta Darshan Vol. 17 #6 · 21 mentions
    “It is clear that Ramakrishna was a meat-eater; so was Vivekananda.”
  14. In Search of the Miraculous Vol 1 #8: The Decisive Moment is at Hand · 20 mentions · 5 May 1970
    “A friend has said that when Vivekananda asked Ramakrishna, "Have you seen God?"”
  15. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #15: Life After Death and Rebirth · 20 mentions · 2 October 1970
    “The relationship between Ramakrishna and Vivekananda is basically one of the master and the disciple; it is not the same relationship between Krishna and Arjuna.”
  16. That Art Thou #24: Kaivalya Upanishad · 20 mentions · 28 March 1972
    “No ordinary person -- even a Ramakrishna...”
  17. Jin Khoja Tin Paiyan #6 · 20 mentions · 5 May 1970
    “First, note this: when Vivekananda asked Ramakrishna, he did not first ask whether he could ask or not.”
  18. The Transmission of the Lamp #43: The monkey is dead · 19 mentions · 16 June 1986
    “And Ramakrishna was not enlightened at that point, and he became more and more repressed.”
  19. The Last Testament, Vol 4 #22 · 18 mentions · 1 December 1985
    “Ramakrishna missions are not against any religion, are not against any superstition, are not against any politics.”
  20. The Osho Upanishad #20: When the disciple is ready · 18 mentions · 7 September 1986
    “And it is not only true of ordinary people -- even with persons like Ramakrishna the same was the problem: the last barrier proves to be the hardest.”
  21. Walking in Zen, Sitting in Zen #8: The Head And The Heart · 18 mentions · 2 May 1980
    “Ramakrishna comes in the same category; he needed a Vivekananda -- without Vivekananda Ramakrishna would have remained absolutely unheard of.”
  22. Bhakti Sutra #15 · 18 mentions · 15 March 1976
    “When Ramakrishna was appointed priest at the temple of Dakshineshwar, the trustees ran into trouble—nearly had to dismiss him.”
  23. Mahaveer Meri Drishti Mein #9 · 18 mentions · 21 September 1969
    “Ramakrishna gave his first message to Vivekananda by the method of hypnosis—by his touch Vivekananda fell into Samadhi.”
  24. Finger Pointing to the Moon #15: Wake Up! This is a Dream · 17 mentions · 20 October 1972
    “You will be amazed to know that in India we have not crucified any Buddha or Mahavira or Ramakrishna.”
  25. God is Dead, Now Zen is the Only Living Truth #1: God is a puppeteer · 17 mentions · 6 February 1989
    “I have told you the story of Ramakrishna and Keshav Chandra Sen.”
  26. Hari Om Tat Sat #16: No master can betray love · 17 mentions · 2 February 1988
    “Ramakrishna died of cancer, Maharishi Raman died of cancer, J.”
  27. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #13: Krishna Goes to the West · 17 mentions · 1 October 1970
    “Because of such a seed word Ramakrishna was often put into any number of troubles.”
  28. The Mahageeta, Vol 1 #5 · 17 mentions · 15 September 1976
    “There is an episode in Ramakrishna's life....”
  29. The Rebellious Spirit #23: Miracles are mostly fiction · 17 mentions · 21 February 1987
    “I am reminded of one of the greatest mystics this land has produced: Ramakrishna.”
  30. The Sword and the Lotus #21: Something deeper than the mind · 17 mentions · 10 February 1986
    “I will tell you one incident that happened in Ramakrishna's life.”
  31. Bin Bati Bin Tel #18 · 17 mentions · 8 July 1974
    “Ramakrishna would become unconscious for hours.”
  32. Krishna Smriti #13 · 17 mentions · 1 October 1970
    “Ramakrishna was in great difficulty.”
  33. Death is Divine #8: Come, spread this moonlight, wrap yourself in it · 16 mentions · 8 October 1978
    “Someone asks Ramakrishna for proof of god.”
  34. Joshu: The Lion's Roar #5: An open sky of witnessing · 16 mentions · 19 October 1988
    “Once a great logician of Bengal, Keshav Chandra, went to see Ramakrishna.”
  35. Light on the Path #6: Follow your inner being, then no government is needed · 16 mentions · 1 January 1986
    “Ramakrishna agreed.”
  36. Anahad Mein Bisram #9 · 16 mentions · 19 November 1980
    “I need no testimony from any Vivekananda, Ramakrishna, Raman, Krishna, Buddha, or Mahavira.”
  37. Es Dhammo Sanantano #8 · 16 mentions · 28 November 1975
    “This happened again and again in Ramakrishna’s life.”
  38. Rinzai: Master of the Irrational #2: Empty heart, empty mind · 15 mentions · 25 October 1988
    “It happened in Ramakrishna's life:”
  39. Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, Vol 1 #10: Fulfillment through becoming centered · 15 mentions · 13 November 1972
    “Ramakrishna expresses himself from the heart.”
  40. Adhyatam Upanishad #14 · 15 mentions · 20 October 1972
    “When Ramakrishna developed cancer, Vivekananda wept; he did not yet have the sky-mood.”
  41. Geeta Darshan Vol. 9 #10 · 15 mentions
    “Ramakrishna was appointed a priest at Dakshineshwar.”
  42. Maha Geeta #5 · 15 mentions · 15 September 1976
    “There is a mention in Ramakrishna’s life: his whole life long he worshipped Mother Kali, but in the end he began to feel, 'This is still duality; the One has not yet been realized.”
  43. Mare He Jogi Maro #8 · 15 mentions · 18 November 1979
    “Someone asked Ramakrishna, “Proof of God?””
  44. And Now, And Here #13: Science of the Esoteric · 14 mentions · 4 August 1970
    “Ramakrishna was very fond of food -- excessively.”
  45. Finger Pointing to the Moon #14: To Fly Is Your Birthright · 14 mentions · 20 October 1972
    “When Ramakrishna was suffering from cancer, Vivekananda still used to weep.”
  46. From Darkness to Light #29: History repeats itself, unfortunately · 14 mentions · 30 March 1985
    “Ramakrishna was at his highest peak of samadhi, superconsciousness.”
  47. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 5 #6: Christ: the last Christian · 14 mentions · 16 October 1979
    “Ramakrishna was dying, one of the greatest modern masters.”
  48. The Sun Rises in the Evening #4: Learn to Breathe this Air · 14 mentions · 14 June 1978
    “Ramakrishna was drinking tea.”
  49. Vedanta: Seven Steps to Samadhi #12: Only Knowing Remains · 14 mentions · 17 January 1974
    “Ramakrishna, Vivekananda's master, was here.”
  50. Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, Vol 1 #24: Doubt or faith, life or death; the bases of different paths · 14 mentions · 17 December 1972
    “For example, a Ramakrishna: he is a feeling type.”
  51. Geeta Darshan Vol. 10 #5 · 14 mentions
    “Vivekananda once went to Ramakrishna to ask, “Does God exist?””
  52. Geeta Darshan Vol. 11 #12 · 14 mentions
    “This happened in Ramakrishna’s life.”
  53. Koplen Phir Phoot Aayeen #4 · 14 mentions · 3 August 1986
    “Ramakrishna Paramhansa died of cancer.”
  54. Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #6 · 14 mentions · 1 April 1980
    “Ramakrishna used to worship Kali.”
  55. Tao Upanishad #46 · 14 mentions · 18 July 1972
    “People went to Ramakrishna and argued; Ramakrishna would only laugh.”
  56. Come Follow To You, Vol 4 #3: As I Have Loved You · 13 mentions · 23 December 1975
    “He said that it is said of Ramakrishna's life that he would cry and weep for Vivekananda.”
  57. Communism and Zen Fire, Zen Wind #3: This I call Zen Fire, Zen Wind · 13 mentions · 1 February 1989
    “Today I received the news that a Vivekananda center is being opened, a branch of the Ramakrishna Mission.”
  58. Finger Pointing to the Moon #6: Life Is An Opportunity · 13 mentions · 16 October 1972
    “There is a very interesting and lovely event in the life of Ramakrishna.”
  59. From Personality to Individuality #11: God -- the phantom fuehrer · 13 mentions · 9 January 1985
    “Ramakrishna was right....”
  60. Hidden Mysteries #4: The Transformative Power of Idol Worship, Mantras, Music and Dance · 13 mentions · 16 June 1971
    “When Ramakrishna was appointed to be the priest in the Dakshineshwar temple in Calcutta, after a few days people began to complain about him.”
  61. Sermons in Stones #28: The full stop never comes · 13 mentions · 27 December 1986
    “He lived in Calcutta, at the time when Ramakrishna was also living outside Calcutta.”
  62. The Ultimate Alchemy, Vol 2 #11: Questions and Answers · 13 mentions · 2 August 1972
    “Ramakrishna tried one experiment.”
  63. Adhyatam Upanishad #15 · 13 mentions · 20 October 1972
    “But you will be surprised to know that in India we never hanged a Buddha, a Mahavira, a Ramakrishna.”
  64. Geeta Darshan Vol. 13 #6 · 13 mentions
    “This is what happened with Ramakrishna.”
  65. Hansa To Moti Chuge #8 · 13 mentions · 18 May 1979
    “And Santosh Saraswati, you are still a new seeker; even for mature seekers, those almost at attainment, it is hard—even for someone like Ramakrishna.”
  66. Sapna Yeh Sansar #8 · 13 mentions · 18 July 1979
    “Someone once brought Sri Ramakrishna a photograph of himself.”
  67. Suno Bhai Sadho #9 · 13 mentions · 19 November 1974
    “This happened often to Ramakrishna—he would remain senseless for six days—that was the state of tari.”
  68. Beyond Psychology #36: Wake up and you are it · 12 mentions · 30 April 1986
    “Even in the life of a man like Ramakrishna it became an obstacle.”
  69. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 3 #8: A good belly laughter · 12 mentions · 19 August 1979
    “A great philosopher and thinker, Keshav Chandra Sen, went to see Ramakrishna.”
  70. The Zen Manifesto: Freedom From Oneself #4: Freedom not licentiousness · 12 mentions · 3 April 1989
    “I have told you a story in Ramakrishna's life....”
  71. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #19 · 12 mentions · 29 January 1978
    “Totapuri, Ramakrishna’s guru, said to him: one thing stands as a barrier to your experience—your Kali.”
  72. Main Mrityu Sikhata Hun #13 · 12 mentions · 4 August 1970
    “Ramakrishna was very fond of food—more than necessary.”
  73. And Now, And Here #9: The Ultimate Freedom · 11 mentions · 5 November 1969
    “There is a wonderful story in the life of Ramakrishna.”
  74. Come Follow To You, Vol 1 #2: Gods in Exile · 11 mentions · 22 October 1975
    “Ramakrishna is succeeded by Vivekanand; he is not preceded by anybody.”
  75. From Bondage to Freedom #26: Truth is enough unto itself · 11 mentions · 10 October 1985
    “It happened in Ramakrishna's life -- and Ramakrishna was alive just in the last part of the preceding century, so he is not very far away, he is very close to us.”
  76. Hari Om Tat Sat #20: Religion can only be aesthetic · 11 mentions · 4 February 1988
    “Once a man came to Ramakrishna with ten thousand golden pieces.”
  77. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 4 #4: Truth is very simple · 11 mentions · 25 August 1979
    “Then the only possible way was tried by Ramakrishna: first you enter by one aspect, one door, reach to the innermost shrine, then come back out and go in again from the other door.”
  78. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 6 #7: Forgetfulness, the only sin · 11 mentions · 27 October 1979
    “Once a man came to Ramakrishna with a bag full of golden coins.”
  79. The Last Testament, Vol 2 #17: Whirlwind Of Awakening · 11 mentions · 6 September 1985
    “In Ramakrishna's life there is a story.”
  80. The Mahageeta, Vol 1 #1: Ashtavakra: The Purest Expression of Truth · 11 mentions · 11 September 1976
    “One more small incident -- it is not about Ashtavakra but about Ramakrishna and Vivekananda, but Ashtavakra is involved in it....”
  81. The Way of Tao, Volume 2 #4: Tao's unpresent presence · 11 mentions · 1 February 1972
    “Vivekananda went to Ramakrishna.”
  82. Geeta Darshan Vol. 9 #9 · 11 mentions
    “Ramakrishna once said to Vivekananda.”
  83. Hansa To Moti Chuge #6 · 11 mentions · 16 May 1979
    “Whether they are in Ramakrishna’s ashram or Aurobindo’s or Raman’s—no matter where—their faith is only a cloak.”
  84. Jin Sutra #6 · 11 mentions · 16 May 1976
    “It so happened that one evening there was a gathering of Ramakrishna’s.”
  85. Nahin Ram Bin Thaon #6 · 11 mentions · 30 May 1974
    “One day someone came to Ramakrishna and said, “People call you a Paramhansa, but no siddhi is visible.”
  86. Prem Panth Aiso Kathin #5 · 11 mentions · 31 March 1979
    “There is a famous incident from the lives of Ramakrishna and Vivekananda.”
  87. Prem Panth Aiso Kathin #13 · 11 mentions · 8 April 1979
    “There is a lovely, very important mention in Ramakrishna’s life.”
  88. Tao Upanishad #26 · 11 mentions · 1 February 1972
    “Vivekananda went to Ramakrishna, took his hand and shook it, and said: I want to know—does God exist?”
  89. Finger Pointing to the Moon #13: Sweet Fruits · 10 mentions · 19 October 1972
    “Ramakrishna also died of cancer.”
  90. Hsin Hsin Ming: The Book of Nothing #4: Return to the root · 10 mentions · 24 October 1974
    “Ramakrishna died.”
  91. Nowhere To Go But In #6 · 10 mentions · 30 May 1974
    “Someone once approached Ramakrishna and said, "You are supposed to be a great master, but there are no signs of your great powers, your siddhis.”
  92. The New Dawn #23: Existence is very shy · 10 mentions · 29 June 1987
    “It used to happen with Ramakrishna -- and I take Ramakrishna as an example because he is not very ancient, so that nobody can say it is just a mythology.”
  93. The Path of the Mystic #28: Nowhere to go · 10 mentions · 18 May 1986
    “Ramakrishna died.”
  94. The Perfect Master, Vol 1 #4: Via Confusiva · 10 mentions · 24 June 1978
    “It happened in Ramakrishna's case too:”
  95. The Razor's Edge #24: No heaven, no hell, no doubt · 10 mentions · 9 March 1987
    “I am reminded of Ramakrishna...”
  96. Anahad Mein Bisram #10 · 10 mentions · 20 November 1980
    “He kept repeating Ramakrishna’s words—and he repeated them well.”
  97. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #17 · 10 mentions · 27 January 1978
    “There is an incident in Ramakrishna’s life—there are such incidents in the lives of many saints, but Ramakrishna’s is fresh.”
  98. Bhakti Sutra #3 · 10 mentions · 13 January 1976
    “A man once brought a thousand gold coins to Ramakrishna as an offering.”
  99. Jagat Taraiya Bhor Ki #5 · 10 mentions · 15 March 1977
    “Vivekananda lived with Ramakrishna.”
  100. Jyon Ki Tyon #1 · 10 mentions · 1 September 1970
    “There is an incident in Ramakrishna’s life.”
  101. Kan Thore Kankar Ghane #3 · 10 mentions · 13 May 1977
    “When Keshav Chandra went to Ramakrishna he asked: Is there a God or not?”
  102. Maha Geeta #1 · 10 mentions · 11 September 1976
    “One small event more—not related to Ashtavakra’s life, but to Ramakrishna and Vivekananda’s, and yet connected to Ashtavakra—then we will enter the sutras.”
  103. Peevat Ramras Lagi Khumari #5 · 10 mentions · 15 January 1981
    “For example, a Jain cannot accept Ramakrishna as a Paramhansa—how can one who eats fish be a “supreme swan”?”
  104. Shiksha Main Kranti #5 · 10 mentions · 17 April 1972
    “There is a wondrous incident in the life of Ramakrishna.”
  105. Tao Upanishad #109 · 10 mentions · 10 February 1975
    “It is told of Ramakrishna that he would become excited over little things, and this troubled people; disciples were uneasy.”
  106. Utsav Amar Jati Anand Amar Gotar #5 · 10 mentions · 5 June 1979
    “For this reason Ramakrishna would sometimes pat your back, sometimes shower you with abuses.”
  107. From Bondage to Freedom #28: You are eternal · 9 mentions · 12 October 1985
    “In Ramakrishna's life -- and Ramakrishna is one of the very significant persons of the last century -- he became sick, he had cancer of the throat.”
  108. The Great Zen Master Ta Hui #3: Power · 9 mentions · 16 July 1987
    “Once a man, a very rich man of Calcutta, came to Ramakrishna.”
  109. The Great Zen Master Ta Hui #37: This moment · 9 mentions · 20 August 1987
    “A man came to Ramakrishna.”
  110. The Ultimate Alchemy, Vol 1 #4: Desire: The Link with Life · 9 mentions · 18 February 1972
    “Ramakrishna tried to be alive for some time just to give the message to a right person.”
  111. The Ultimate Alchemy, Vol 2 #9: Questions and Answers · 9 mentions · 9 July 1972
    “Ramakrishna was crossing the Ganges one day in a boat and suddenly he began to scream and cry, "Do not beat me!"”
  112. Zarathustra: The Laughing Prophet #20: The convalescent · 9 mentions · 17 April 1987
    “It happened once: Ramakrishna was asked by a man, "I'm going to Varanasi...."”
  113. Deepak Bara Naam Ka #8 · 9 mentions · 8 October 1980
    “Ramakrishna died of cancer; Ramana Maharshi too.”
  114. Es Dhammo Sanantano #38 · 9 mentions · 7 February 1976
    “Ramakrishna practiced devotion for many years.”
  115. Geeta Darshan Vol. 11 #8 · 9 mentions
    “In the presence of Ramakrishna, if anyone uttered even the name of God, he would immediately go into samadhi.”
  116. Maha Geeta #40 · 9 mentions · 20 November 1976
    “Raman had cancer; so did Ramakrishna—great storms came!”
  117. Maha Geeta #57 · 9 mentions · 7 December 1976
    “Keshab Chandra went to meet Ramakrishna.”
  118. Samadhi Ke Sapat Dwar #17 · 9 mentions · 17 February 1973
    “I have heard that Ramakrishna had an excessive fondness for food—so much so that those around him were worried.”
  119. Tao Upanishad #64 · 9 mentions · 30 November 1972
    “When Ramakrishna died, by custom his wife, Sarada, should have broken her bangles.”
  120. And Now, And Here #15: Discipline of Suchness · 8 mentions · 6 August 1970
    “There is a significant account in the life of Ramakrishna.”
  121. Books I Have Loved #16 · 8 mentions
    “He was a Bengali, a disciple of Ramakrishna.”
  122. From Darkness to Light #27: This time it can be one earth · 8 mentions · 28 March 1985
    “For example, Ramakrishna was one of the great tantrikas of this century.”
  123. Just the Tip of the Iceberg #29 · 8 mentions · 29 September 1980
    “Once a very great logician came to see Ramakrishna and he argued very much against god, against truth, against bliss, and all that is inner.”
  124. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #10: Spiritualism, Religion and Politics · 8 mentions · 30 September 1970
    “He can find himself in the very state in which Ramakrishna found himself.”
  125. Sun of Consciousness #6: The Sutra of Ultimate Life · 8 mentions · 20 October 1970
    “At the time of Ramakrishna's death, it had become clear three days before that Ramakrishna is taking leave now.”
  126. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 11 #10: Laugh your way to God · 8 mentions · 20 April 1980
    “Once such a so-called spiritual man came to see Ramakrishna.”
  127. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 3 #5: Freedom contains all · 8 mentions · 16 August 1979
    “I am reminded of Ramakrishna.”
  128. The Osho Upanishad #41: From information to transformation · 8 mentions · 29 September 1986
    “I am reminded of a beautiful incident in the life of Ramakrishna's wife, Sharda Devi.”
  129. The Perfect Master, Vol 2 #10: Exactly in the Middle · 8 mentions · 10 July 1978
    “Vivekananda went to Ramakrishna, and he said, "There is no God!”
  130. The Razor's Edge #4: First be selfish · 8 mentions · 27 February 1987
    “It happened in Ramakrishna's life: a very rich man from Calcutta came.”
  131. Bhakti Sutra #5 · 8 mentions · 15 January 1976
    “Ramakrishna worshiped.”
  132. Gahre Pani Paith #4 · 8 mentions · 16 June 1971
    “When Ramakrishna first served as priest at Dakshineshwar, within days rumors spread in Calcutta.”
  133. Geeta Darshan Vol. 18 #18 · 8 mentions
    “It happened that when Vivekananda came to Ramakrishna, Ramakrishna gave him a technique of meditation.”
  134. Hari Bolo Hari Bol #10 · 8 mentions · 10 June 1978
    “Ramakrishna came to know and said one day, “You are a fool!”
  135. Jyoti Se Jyoti Jale #9 · 8 mentions · 19 July 1978
    “Ramakrishna was dying — of cancer.”
  136. Jyun Macchali Bin Neer #8 · 8 mentions · 28 September 1980
    “An ascetic once came to Ramakrishna.”
  137. Kahe Hot Adheer #11 · 8 mentions · 22 September 1979
    “Keshav Chandra went to Ramakrishna and argued much that God does not exist.”
  138. Main Mrityu Sikhata Hun #2 · 8 mentions · 5 November 1968
    “There is a wondrous incident in the life of Ramakrishna.”
  139. Nahin Sanjh Nahin Bhor #8 · 8 mentions · 18 September 1977
    “Ramakrishna would often do this: for two or four days he would shut God’s door.”
  140. Neti Neti Sambhavnaon Ki Aahat #3 · 8 mentions
    “Something like this happened with Ramakrishna too.”
  141. Neti Neti Satya Ki Khoj #2 · 8 mentions
    “Ramakrishna used to say: A blind man was a guest in his friends’ home.”
  142. Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #1 · 8 mentions · 27 March 1980
    “Someone asked Ramakrishna, “What proof of God do you have?””
  143. Ramnam Janyo Nahin #3 · 8 mentions · 13 March 1981
    “A man came to Ramakrishna: “They call you Paramahansa.”
  144. Samadhi Ke Dwar Par #3 · 8 mentions · 22 February 1970
    “There is a precious incident from the last part of Ramakrishna’s life.”
  145. And The Flowers Showered #9: Deaf, dumb and blind · 7 mentions · 8 November 1974
    “In Ramakrishna's ashram there were many people, many people were working.”
  146. Come Follow To You, Vol 4 #2: Between Adam and Jesus · 7 mentions · 22 December 1975
    “The man was a follower of Paramahansa Ramakrishna, but he was worried about one thing: Ramakrishna used very vulgar words, like 'son-of-a-bitch', like that.”
  147. From Misery to Enlightenment #5: Sex to ecstasy · 7 mentions · 2 February 1985
    “It happened that some photographer took a picture of Ramakrishna.”
  148. Light on the Path #18: The mind is a deceiver · 7 mentions · 19 January 1986
    “It happened in the life of Vivekananda in Ramakrishna's ashram, in Dakshineshwar, in Calcutta, Bengal....”
  149. No Water, No Moon #8: The Giver Should Be Thankful · 7 mentions · 18 August 1974
    “These misers also have their mathematics; five hundred seems to be the highest, the limit; they cannot go beyond it -- he came to Ramakrishna.”
  150. The Dhammapada: The Way of the Buddha, Vol 12 #2: Just throw the whole bag · 7 mentions · 22 April 1980
    “A man came to Sri Ramakrishna with ten thousand gold coins to offer him.”

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