About this series · summary by Osho Live
"Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka" delves into the intricate web of human relationships and the profound dichotomy within the concepts of opposition and attachment. Through this discourse series, Osho unravels the philosophy that transcending the past—rather than merely opposing it—is key to attaining spiritual freedom. He articulates that enmity can bind a person even more than friendship, challenging the superficial understanding of interpersonal interactions. Osho explores the duality of life, emphasizing that life’s complexity surpasses logical reasoning and mathematical simplicity. He invites us to recognize the tension between opposites—friend and foe, past and future—as intrinsic to life's essence. The teachings move beyond conventional societal narratives, suggesting that clinging to animosity is a way of clinging to the past, which, in turn, impedes true liberation. Furthermore, Osho posits that harboring aversion towards the past inevitably results in uncritical attachment to the future, as demonstrated by contrasting ideologies like communism. Through poignant anecdotes and profound insights, Osho encourages a balanced detachment that frees the spirit, allowing love and deeper understanding to weave the threads of genuine existence. This series serves as an invitation to transcend binaries, fostering an enlightened, liberated, and love-filled journey through life.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #1 27 March 1980मूल हिंदी
Tears signal the ego’s melting into love; true union is timeless—surrender into meditation and let love transform life into meaning — Osho Listen.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #2 28 March 1980मूल हिंदी
The world is not maya but God’s body; mind is maya. Wake up through meditation—no savior will rescue you; only awareness dissolves imagined snares.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #3 29 March 1980मूल हिंदी
Seek yourself rather than hunt for God: awaken inner witnessing, empty the mind and become a worthy vessel; preparation, not propaganda, invites the Divine.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #4 30 March 1980मूल हिंदी
Sannyas is stepping into insecurity and surrender, not a guaranteed success; nirvana dissolves ego and is beyond worldly achievement—take sannyas in awe.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #5 31 March 1980मूल हिंदी
Preparedness for infinite waiting: impatience blocks God; waiting becomes prayer and joy, time dissolves, and in joyful expectancy the Divine meets you within.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #6 1 April 1980मूल हिंदी
Mad love's tears are the truest offering - no guru-debt, no rites; surrender namelessly. Youth must awaken in the present through meditation and discipleship.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #7 5 April 1980मूल हिंदी
Gurdjieff’s wine was gross; the true intoxication is subtle—soma-ras of music, silence and meditation; sannyas readies disciples to drink and transform.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #8 6 April 1980मूल हिंदी
Transcend past and future: live only the present; freedom dissolves the mind's extremes and time. Don't fear youthful change - let new challenges awaken life.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #9 7 April 1980मूल हिंदी
Embrace the unfamiliar: sannyas is voluntary insecurity and courage; reject religion of fear, walk alone into the unknown and awaken through lived experience.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #10 8 April 1980मूल हिंदी
Who am I? - ask yourself: self-inquiry as meditation reveals you as timeless consciousness; existence is lila (divine play), no coming or going, no destiny.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #11 9 April 1980मूल हिंदी
Heart's 'ruin' is freedom: ego must perish like a seed so the soul and the Divine can sprout; death completes life, philosophy won't replace inner seeing.
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Rahiman Dhaga Prem Ka #12 10 April 1980मूल हिंदी
Pranam and silent reverence are the only proof of the Divine; heartfelt bowing dissolves ego. Sannyas and witnessing-meditation reveal God in everyday rasa.
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