#Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh

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The Mind: a beautiful servant, a dangerous master. — Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (Osho)

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What is Guru Chandal Yoga?

When Jupiter is sitting with or aspected by Rahu, it is said to be a Guru Chandal Yoga.

Do you know Osho/ Bhagwan Rajneesh?

Rajneesh also known as Bhagwan and later as Osho was an Indian Guru, philosopher, mystic, and founder of the Rajneesh movement. He was viewed as a controversial new religious movement leader during his life. He rejected institutional religions, insisting that spiritual experience could not be organized into any one system of religious dogma. Rejecting traditional ascetic practices, he advocated that his followers live fully in the world but without attachment to it. In expressing a more progressive attitude to sexuality, he caused controversy in India during the late 1960s and became known as "the sex guru".

What about Karl Marx?

Both of these Persons have Guru Chandal Yog in their Horoscope.

Why some Astrolgers view Guru chandal Yoga as negative or bad?

In this type of conjunction, a person don't follow his/her religion or social norms blindly without knowing the logic of every activity or ritual performed by Religious or by a set of people.

Here, Rahu amplify thoughts. Rahu is all about breaking rules related to religion and social norms. Here a person believes in setting his own rules of religion or society as per their logic.

These people usually don't respect elders because they think that age is not criteria for giving respect.

[monsieurenjlolras]

Finally watching Wild Wild Country, which I held off on till now because my Auntie, who passed away a few years ago was like. A big Sanyasin for many many years. So there's that.

[mayapurimagazine]

Dhanush Spotted In Bald Look At Tirupati Balaji Temple :-

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The Bhagwan, who called himself Osho in his later years, died of congestive heart failure at the age of fifty-eight.

"Zealot: A Book About Cults" - Jo Thornely

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LEST WE FORGET Krishnamurti was a mundanely pragmatic mystic:

"All ideologies are idiotic, whether religious or political, for it is conceptual thinking, the conceptual word, which has so unfortunately divided man. I maintain that Truth is a pathless land, and you cannot approach it by any path whatsoever, by any religion, by any sect." -Krishnamurti

And speaking of woo and fantasyland... he had been found in India by Annie Besant of the Theosophical Society, who adopted and groomed him to be the next World Teacher. Krishnamurti eventually said no, thank you.

At the time, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (OSHO) was much more exciting.

I daresay some Truth can be found in both.

[turiyatitta]

In the Midst of Unseen Certainty

In the theatre of the cosmos, I find myself seated at the crossroads of belief and disbelief. On one hand, the theist, passionately defending his faith, on the other, the atheist steadfastly voicing his skepticism. I observe this dialogue as an unbiased spectator, each side offering a symphony of thoughts that forms a rich intellectual melody that resonates within me. The perspectives of both…

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Ian Leslie, a reporter for the Australian 60 Minutes program, sat across from Ma Anand Sheela, the deputy leader of a religious group that originated in India called the Rajneeshees, on camera.

"Zealot: A Book About Cults" - Jo Thornely

[talkativeobserver]

MIND IS A DISEASE. This is a basic truth the East has discovered. The West says mind can become ill, can be healthy. Western psychology depends on this: the mind can be healthy or ill. But the East says mind as such is the disease, it cannot be healthy. No psychiatry will help; at the most you can make it normally ill. So there are two types of illness with mind: normally ill – that means you have the same illness as others around you; or abnormally ill – that means you are something unique. Your disease is not ordinary – exceptional. Your disease is individual, not of the crowd; that’s the only difference. Normally ill or abnormally ill, but mind cannot be healthy. Why? The East says the very nature of mind is such that it will remain unhealthy. The word ’health’ is beautiful. It comes from the same root as the word ’whole’. Health, healing, whole, holy – they all come from the same root. The mind cannot be healthy because it can never be whole. Mind is always divided; division is its base. If it cannot be whole, how can it be healthy? And if it cannot be healthy, how can it be holy? All minds are profane. There is nothing like a holy mind. A holy man lives without the mind because he lives without division. Mind is the disease. And what is the name of that disease? Aristotle is the name, or if you really want to make it look like a disease then you can coin a word: ARISTOTLITIS. Then it looks exactly like a disease. Why is Aristotle the disease? Because Aristotle says, ”Either this or that. Choose!” — Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (Osho), Hsin Hsin Ming: The Book of Nothing

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“La vida comienza donde el miedo termina”

Osho

Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh mejor conocido como Osho, fue líder de un movimiento espiritual indio, nacido en Bhopal India en 1931.

Fue el onceavo hijo de un comerciante de telas. Vivió con sus abuelos hasta los 7 años de edad, en donde su abuela le permitió vivir una vida de absoluta libertad sin restricciones.

A los 19 años de edad, inició sus estudios universitarios donde se graduó con honores en filosofía, y según sus propias palabras, se iluminó espiritualmente a la edad de 21 años. 

Osho es generalmente considerado como uno de los líderes espirituales más controvertidos que han surgido de la India en el siglo veinte. Su mensaje de liberación sexual, emocional, espiritual e institucional, aseguró que su vida se rodeara de controversia. 

Atacó los conceptos tradicionales del nacionalismo, expresó abiertamente su desprecio por los políticos como Mahatma Ghandi, y se burló de las principales figuras de muchas religiones, que a su vez encontraron su arrogancia insoportable. 

Sus ideas sobre el sexo, el matrimonio, la familia y las relaciones contradecían varios puntos de vista tradicionales y despertó mucha ira y oposición en todo el mundo. Su movimiento fue ampliamente temido y detestado como una secta.

En 1981, Osho se trasladó a los Estado Unidos en donde estableció una comuna en el estado de Oregon, y en donde al poco tiempo, se vio envuelto en un conflicto con los residentes locales por la forma de uso de los terrenos. Poco tiempo después y derivado de los conflictos con los locatarios quienes lo acusaron de terrorismo, Osho fue deportado de los Estados Unidos, en donde le fue negado el asilo en 21 países antes de regresar a Pune.

Osho pasó los últimos años de su vida en el Ashram de Pune al oeste del estado de Maharastra en India, en donde en 1988 cambió su nombre de Bhagwan Shri Rajnísh por el de Osho, que en el lejano oriente significa “El Bendecido”, su ultimo discurso fue pronunciado en 1989 y muere a los 58 años en enero de 1990.

Fuente Wikipedia.

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„In India we have conceived of God as a dancer, Nataraj. The dancer has something unique: the dancer remains one with the dance. Even when he starts dancing, the unity is not broken, there is no duality: utter oneness. In fact, when the dancer is thinking about the dance there is a duality – the idea of the dance and the dancer – there is a subtle duality. The moment he starts dancing even that duality disappears. Then the dancer is the dance. There is no dancer separate from the dance, no dance separate from the dancer. This is unio mystica. God is a dancer. That means the world is his dance. He is in it, he is it, right this very moment: these green trees, and the sun pouring its gold through them, and the call of the bird, and you here sitting in silence, just being with me for no particular reason, just enjoying this moment, this silence. This is it. Truth is this mystery that surrounds you, in the form of people, in the form of trees, animals, birds, stars. This whole mystery is the truth. There is nothing problematic about it. It is already here. You are in it, how can you solve it? You are it, who is there to solve it? There is nobody except the mystery. How can a small ripple in the ocean solve the mystery of the ocean? It itself is part of the mystery. So are you.“

Jane Stork, also known as Ma Shanti B, is a former follower of the Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. Born in 1945 in Western Australia, she was raised in a strict Catholic household. Stork became involved in the Rajneesh movement in the late 1970s after being introduced to Rajneesh's teachings by a psychotherapist. She moved with her family to the Rajneesh ashram in Poona, India, and later to the Rajneesh commune in Rajneeshpuram, Oregon. While in Oregon, Stork became involved in criminal activities, including an attempted murder and an assassination plot. She served time in jail and lived in exile in Germany for 16 years before returning to the U.S. to face charges.

Jane Stork: Exposing the Rajneesh Cult (Spencer Lodge, October 2022)

Tuesday, July 16, 2024

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The Bhagwan was flanked by Sheela, other executive-level assistants, and gun-toting bodyguards, because you can never be too careful when you're heading out for a Diet Coke in one of your luxury cars after almost obliterating a tiny local community.

"Zealot: A Book About Cults" - Jo Thornely

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İçten olan insan içtenlikle gülebilir, içtenlikle dans edebilir, içtenlikle neşelenebilir. İçtenliğin, ciddiyetle hiçbir ilgisi yoktur.

.../Bhagwan Shree RAJNEESH (OSHO)

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Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (Osho) is Robert Anton Wilson with an extra car.