Tao: The Golden Gate
Vol. 2 (of 2)

talks on Ko Hsuan's The Classic of Purity
(Chinese Daoist Ge Xuan葛玄
Qingjing Jing 清靜經)

by Osho

10 talks given live   June 1980
Pune, India


    The ego exists on misery – the more misery the
    more nourishment for it.

    In blissful moments the ego totally disappears,
    and vice versa: if the ego disappears, bliss
    starts showering on you. If you want the ego,
    you cannot forgive, you cannot forget –
    particularly the hurts, the wounds, the insults,
    the humiliations, the nightmares.

    Not only that you cannot forget, you will go on
    exaggerating them, you will emphasize them.
    You will tend to forget all that has been
    beautiful in your life, you will not remember
    joyous moments; they serve no purpose as far
    as the ego is concerned.

    Joy is like poison to the ego, and misery is like
    vitamins...

                                                   – Osho
                   Tao: The Golden Gate, Vol. 2, ch. 2
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    Tao: The Golden Gate, Vol. 2

    Chinese pinyin:
    Dao: Jin zhi men -- Di-er juan

    Chinese traditional:
    道：金之門  第二卷   

    Chinese simplified:
    道：金之门  第二卷
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Discourse 2
It Is Always Today
Discourse 3
Transcending the Transcendental
Discourse 4
Just Joking Around
Discourse 5
This Moment Is All
Discourse 6
I Really Mean Business
Discourse 7
I Have Heard
Discourse 8
We Can Share
Discourse 9
Save Me from the Pillar
Discourse 10
Religion: The Ultimate Luxury
Discourse 1
Man Is a Becoming   1:46:14
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