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The Empty Boat
Encounters with Nothingness

talks on the Chinese Taoist
Chuang Tzu

by Osho

11 talks given live   July 1974
Pune, India
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    Says Chuang Tzu: THE MAN OF TAO...
    HARMS NO OTHER BEING BY HIS
    ACTIONS...

    Not that he cultivates nonviolence, not that
    he cultivates compassion, not that he lives a
    good life, not that he behaves in a saintly
    way — no.

    He cannot harm because he has stopped
    harming himself. He has no wounds. He is so
    blissful that from his actions or inactions only
    bliss flows. Even though it may appear
    sometimes that he is doing something wrong,
    he cannot.

    It is just the opposite with you. Sometimes it
    appears that you are doing something good.
    You cannot. The man of Tao cannot do
    harm, it is impossible. There is no way to do
    it, it is inconceivable — because he is without
    divisions, fragments. He is not a crowd, he is
    not polypsychic.

    He is a universe now and nothing other than
    melody is happening inside. Only this music
    goes on spreading...

                                            – Osho
                                 The Empty Boat, ch. 2
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    The Empty Boat

    Chinese pinyin:
    Kong chuan

    Chinese traditional:
    空船

    Chinese simplified:
    空船
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Discourse 2
The Man of Tao
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Discourse 3
The Owl and the Phoenix
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Discourse 4
Apologies
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Discourse 5
Three in the Morning
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Discourse 6
The Need To Win
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Discourse 7
Three Friends
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Discourse 8
The Useless
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Discourse 9
Means and Ends
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Discourse 10
Wholeness
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Discourse 11
Chuang Tzu’s Funeral
Discourse 1
The Toast Is Burned    1:53:46
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