The Supreme Doctrine — Discourse 16

A recorded discourse by Osho. He spoke almost every day for three decades — in Jabalpur and Bombay, then at the Pune ashram from 1974, then in Oregon, then Pune again until his death in 1990 — and the talks were taped throughout. They are collected in series rather than singly: a series takes one text or one theme and works through it over consecutive mornings, so each discourse assumes the ones before it. Osho spoke in Hindi and in English, and the two bodies of work do not overlap; this archive keeps them in separate trees. This is The Supreme Doctrine, discourse 16 of 11. Spoken in English.