Osho on Saraha
28 discourses in which Osho speaks about Saraha, most mentions first. Each line is his own sentence from that talk.
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 1 #1: One whose arrow is shot
· 86 mentions · 21 April 1977
“Saraha is also a fruit of the same tree.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 2 #9: No-Mind is the Door
· 31 mentions · 9 May 1977
“So, Tantra has only appealed to a very few people, but those were the salt of the earth; Saraha is one of them.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 1 #3: This honey is yours
· 18 mentions · 23 April 1977
“This is the first thing to be understood about today's sutras, then with this context it will be easy to understand what Saraha is saying.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 1 #5: Man is a myth
· 17 mentions · 25 April 1977
“So if you want to know the truth, Saraha says to the king, Sir, if you really want to know the truth of what has happened to me, you put aside your mind.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 1 #7: Truth is neither holy nor unholy
· 17 mentions · 27 April 1977
“Saraha says to the king:”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 2 #5: From Nothing to nothing
· 16 mentions · 5 May 1977
“And they are in a small minority -- a Buddha, a Christ, a Saraha; they are a very small portion of humanity.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 2 #3: Breaking the four Seals
· 15 mentions · 3 May 1977
“Saraha is a disciple of Buddha, in the same lineage, with the same understanding, with the same awareness.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 2 #7: Intelligence is Meditation
· 15 mentions · 7 May 1977
“Why did so many people come to Buddha, and why did so many people come to Saraha, and why did so many people come to Jesus?”
- Sahaj Yog #6
· 14 mentions · 26 November 1978
“Saraha’s aphorisms are exquisitely dear; let each word sink deep within.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 1 #2: The goose is out!
· 13 mentions · 22 April 1977
“Saraha's approach is that of meditation, awareness.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 1 #9: Mind immaculate in its very being
· 12 mentions · 29 April 1977
“Somewhere a Christ, a Buddha, a Saraha, they come to the fifth.”
- Sahaj Yog #12
· 12 mentions · 2 December 1978
“So whenever a Saraha, a Tilopa, a Kabir, a Gorakh raises his voice, it gets lost in the din of the pundits.”
- Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, Vol 1 #36: From maya (illusion) to reality
· 10 mentions · 25 February 1973
“There are beautiful songs of Saraha, a Buddhist mystic.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 2 #1: The Tantra Map
· 9 mentions · 1 May 1977
“You can become a Saraha.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 2 #10: Just a remembrance
· 9 mentions · 10 May 1977
“What I am saying here, what Saraha is saying to the king is that the image has to be completely dropped.”
- Sahaj Yog #8
· 9 mentions · 28 November 1978
“And then there is Christ, and Mohammed, and Mansoor, Moses, Zarathustra, Lao Tzu, Chuang Tzu, Kabir, Nanak, Saraha—so many different approaches.”
- Sahaj Yog #4
· 8 mentions · 24 November 1978
“Zen is a flower on that same bodhi-tree, and so is Saraha’s Sahaj-yoga.”
- Tao: The Golden Gate, Vol 2 #4: Just Joking Around
· 7 mentions · 24 June 1980
“For example, I had said that Saraha is the founder of Tibetan Buddhism.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 1 #8: Be true to love
· 6 mentions · 28 April 1977
“By'frog' Saraha means a person who lives out of the past, encaged in the past, in the memories.”
- Sahaj Yog #2
· 5 mentions · 22 November 1978
“Keep this distinction in mind and you will find it easy to understand Saraha—and me.”
- Sahaj Yog #9
· 5 mentions · 29 November 1978
“That is what Saraha calls sahaj-yoga—the path of spontaneity.”
- Sahaj Yog #15
· 5 mentions · 5 December 1978
“Saraha and Tilopa would not support it; I don’t either.”
- Sahaj Yog #13
· 4 mentions · 3 December 1978
“Therefore Saraha and Tilopa demolish, they do not adorn.”
- Books I Have Loved #4
· 3 mentions
“His name is Saraha, and the book is called THE SONG OF SARAHA; that is its Tibetan title.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 1 #6: I am a destroyer
· 3 mentions · 26 April 1977
“That's what Saraha is saying to the king again and again.”
- The Tantra Vision, Vol 2 #8: Love makes no shadow
· 3 mentions · 8 May 1977
“When Saraha says that intelligence is the very quality of meditativeness, he means this: An intelligent person will try just to be himself, whatsoever the cost.”
- Sahaj Yog #7
· 3 mentions · 27 November 1978
“This is precisely the proclamation of Saraha’s sahaj-yoga—the path of spontaneity.”
- Sahaj Yog #14
· 3 mentions · 4 December 1978
“And here we are speaking of Saraha and Tilopa—both are sahaj-yogis.”