This is a quasi complete list of the most impeding things to get rid of  if one wants to be happy and enlightened – so to speak.

1. Give up your need to always be right. There are so many of us who can’t stand the idea of being wrong – wanting to always be right – even at the risk of ending great relationships or causing a great deal of stress and pain, for us and for others.… Read the rest

Action was never meant to create… You can’t see things that are right under your nose when you’ve been beating the drum that is different from what you are wanting.

It’s amazing how things come into place when you use the power of the Laws of the Universe and stop believing you create through the mundane, mediocre, not-very-powerful-at-all action that you muster by dragging your body from place to place.… Read the rest

Ich habe natürlich überhaupt nichts gegen die Naturwissenschaften. Im Gegenteil.  Sie sind ein interessanter und effektiver Weg, mehr über die Natur und den Menschen herauszufinden. Alle Naturwissenschaftler, die ich je persönlich getroffen habe, würden ihre Einsichten auch keineswegs als die endgültige Wahrheit betrachten.
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Die “Magische Einstellung” bedeutet, dass ihr eure aktuellen Methoden im Umgang mit Problemen, dem Erreichen von Zielen und der Zufriedenheit verändert. Ihr wechselt zu den Methoden der natürlichen Person. In der Tat sind diese dann Teil eurer persönlichen Erfahrung. Es sind keine esoterischen Methoden, aber ihr müsst überzeugt sein, dass natürliche Methoden existieren, mittels derer der Mensch seine Probleme handhaben und Herausforderungen erreichen kann.… Read the rest

An interesting feature of the Huna Culture are String Figures. I have the impression that they are helpful for the creation of forms and maybe worlds. They serve as symbols and show also the interconnectedness of everything.
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The only thing to make man really and authentically cultured is to bring up children in their innocence, and help their bodies to be healthy and their innocence to be meditative. The child can reach his center very easily because he has nothing to obstruct him, no ideas, no thoughts, no prejudices. He is not Catholic, he is not Hindu; he knows nothing. So when you say, “Go in,” he simply goes in. And the road is clean, because no Bibles, no Korans, no Bhagavadgitas are standing like a China Wall preventing him. Children can learn meditation more easily than anybody else.

So my suggestion in response to your question is that every child is born innocent. Neither barbaric nor a very cultured and religious person — just innocent. And all that the child needs from the parents and the society is not knowledge, but a deepening of innocence. Meditation is the only way of deepening innocence, and if a child grows with his center blossoming you will have for the first time a society which is cultured, a society of the buddhas, the awakened ones. That’s my whole effort here. Osho

Yes, indeed. And it is even not necessary to “teach” children meditation. They do it naturally. Imagination and fantasy is a natural state of being of children. However the actual education does everything to cast out these qualities and replaces it by the mainstream belief systems. So  at the end of all the education – be it by parents, schools or universities – is a conditioned human being who is ignorant about his own power. He lost his innocence.

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Ben Stewart, philosopher, musician and producer of the movie Esoteric Agenda speaks in Kymatica (83 min.) about the consciousness of human beings – of the consciousness of each cell – and of all consciouness that exists.  In one part of the movie he speaks about the role of the heart which “generates the strongest rythmic electro-magnetic field in the body”.… Read the rest