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The Messiah
Vol. 2 (of 2)

(2 original volumes
republished in 1 volume under the title
Reflections on Kahlil Gibran's 'The Prophet')

by Osho

24 talks given live   Jan. – Feb. 1987
Pune, India

    These very important statements Kahlil Gibran
    is making through the mouth of a fictitious
    mystic poet and philosopher, Almustafa.

    I have always wondered why he has chosen to
    speak indirectly, and my feeling is absolutely
    clear about it: he did not want to suffer the
    same fate Friedrich Nietzsche suffered – and
    nobody is serious about poetry. Friedrich
    Nietzsche writes prose, although his prose is so
    beautiful that you can call it poetry. But he is
    speaking directly to humanity.

    Almustafa creates a fiction. Kahlil Gibran is
    never declared mad, is never forced to live in
    the madhouse, for the simple reason that he is
    only a fiction writer – at the most a composer of
    poems. He has secured himself by hiding
    behind Almustafa. So I want you to remember,
    whatever Almustafa is saying are the words of
    Kahlil Gibran...

                                                    – Osho
                                   The Messiah, Vol. 2, ch. 3
print book -- original edition
    The Messiah, Vol. 2　

    Chinese pinyin:
    Misaiya -- Di-er juan

    Chinese traditional:
    彌賽亞  第二卷

    Chinese simplified:
    弥赛亚  第二卷
print book -- recent edition 2009
(combines 2 original volumes into 1)

Audio mp3's – The Messiah, Vol. 2
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Discourse 2
The Real Freedom
Discourse 3
Each Moment a Resurrection
Discourse 4
Breaking the Shell of the Past
Discourse 5
Not Even the Heart .... Only a Witness
Discourse 6
Within Your Own Self
Discourse 7
Friendliness Rises Higher than Love
Discourse 8
Into the Very Center of Silence
Discourse 9
This Moment .... The Only Reality
Discourse 10
Evil Is Nothing but an Absence of Good
Discourse 11
Only a Question of Awareness
Discourse 12
The Silent Gratitude
Discourse 13
The Seed of Blissfulness
Discourse 14
A Dewdrop Cannot Offend the Ocean
Discourse 1
In This Silence
Discourse 15
A Heart Aflame; A Soul Enchanted
Discourse 16
From Dawn to Dawn; A Wonder and Surprise
Discourse 17
In You Are Hidden All Men
Discourse 18
I Call It Meditation
Discourse 19
Let My Words Be Seeds in You
Discourse 20
Don't Judge the Ocean by Its Foam
Discourse 21
Become Again an Innocent Child
Discourse 22
A Peak unto Yourself
Discourse 23
Doors to the Mysterious
Discourse 24
We Shall Be Again Together
Osho Talks
Your Soul Is Oftentimes a Battlefield
1:05:25
English subtitles
The Messiah, Vol. 2, #3