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    Buddha says not super-mind but no-mind; not
    super-soul but no-soul; not super-individuality,
    super-self, but no-self, anatta. That is where
    Buddha is unique and his understanding the
    deepest.

    A super-mind is a growth, a no-mind is a leap, a
    jump. The no-mind has nothing to do with the
    mind at all. They never meet even, they never
    encounter each other. When the mind is there,
    the no-mind is not there. When the no-mind is
    there, the mind is not there. They don’t even say
    hello to each other – they can’t. The presence of
    the one is necessarily the absence of the other.

    So remember it...

                                                    – Osho
                                     The Diamond Sutra, ch. 2
    The Diamond Sutra

    Chinese pinyin:
    Jingang Jing　

    Chinese traditional:
    金剛經

    Chinese simplified:
    金刚经
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The Diamond Sutra

talks on Buddha's
Vajrachchedika Prajnaparamita Sutra
aka 'The Diamond-Cutter Sutra'

by Osho

11 talks given live   Dec. 1977
Pune, India
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Discourse 2
Love Released
Discourse 3
The Wheel of Dhamma
Discourse 4
From the Beyond
Discourse 5
The Taste of Enlightenment
Discourse 6
Bodhisattvahood
Discourse 7
A Dweller in Peace
Discourse 8
Already Home
Discourse 9
Pure Land Paradise
Discourse 10
Utter Emptiness
Discourse 11
The Fully Enlightened One
Discourse 1
That Realm of Nirvana   1:21:42
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