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That Art Thou

talks on the Sarvasar, Kaivalya,
& Adhyatma Upanishads

(the original English sections of the
bilingual Hindi/English discourses)

by Osho

talks given live  1972
Matheran, Maharashtra &
Mt. Abu, Rajasthan, India
Audio mp3's – Discourses complete from
That Art Thou  
Osho talks alternating between Hindi and English
(these are the complete bilingual talks)
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    To know and to be are one and the same.

    To be is the only way to know. And there
    are two dimensions of growth: one of
    knowledge and one of being.

    You can know more and more and more,
    and still remain the same. BE more. The
    being must grow; not knowledge, not
    accumulation, not information – but being.
    Not knowledge, but consciousness, must
    grow. And only that growth which is of
    consciousness is spiritual. All else that just
    adds to your knowledge is nothing but a
    burden.

    It is always dangerous to play with truths,
    because they will destroy you as you are.
    They will give you a rebirth. We are just
    pregnant for centuries and centuries, and
    lives and lives, and the birth has not
    happened. We are just pregnant, just a
    seed, because no one is ready to pay the
    price. And before one comes to that bliss
    which is our seeking, one has to pass
    through a deep suffering. That deep
    suffering is a must. That is the birth pain –
    you cannot escape it...

                                                 – Osho
                                        That Art Thou, ch. 1


    Note:
    The sections of these discourses
    spoken by Osho in Hindi have now
    been translated into 3 separate
    English books. They are:

    1. The Way Beyond Any Way (talks on
    the Sarvasar Upanishad).

    2. Flight of the Alone to the Alone (talks
    on the Kaivalya Upanishad).

    3. Finger Pointing to the Moon (talks on
    the Adhyatma Upanishad).

    That Art Thou (print book) is comprised
    of only the original English portions of
    Osho's discourses on the above 3
    Upanishads. There are 51 chapters,
    without individual titles.
print book
    That Art Thou　

    Chinese pinyin:
    Na jiushi ni

    Chinese traditional:
    那就是你

    Chinese simplified:
    那就是你
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Discourse 1   1:39:33
Discourse 2
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Discourse 47
Discourse 48
Discourse 49
Discourse 50
Discourse 51
Sarvasar Upanishad, #1-17
Kaivalya Upanishad, #18-34
Adhyatma Upanishad, #35-51