Zen:
The Path of Paradox
Vol. 3 (of 3)

by Osho

10 talks given live   June 1977
Pune, India


    A great Zen Master was asked by one of his
    disciples, "I have been with you three years and
    you have not taught me anything, sir. When is
    my teaching going to start?"

    The Master laughed and he said, "What are you
    saying? For three years continuously, day in,
    day out, I have been teaching you. When you
    bring my tea in the morning, have I not thanked
    you? When you come and bow down, have I not
    touched your head? When I go for a morning
    walk and you come and follow me, have you not
    been seeing how I walk? Have you not observed
    that my feet don't touch the earth? – they are
    six inches above it.

    Have you not looked in these three years into
    my eyes? – these eyes are those of a drunkard.
    What else do you want? What teaching are you
    talking about? I have been teaching day in, day
    out, year in, year out. Sometimes you must
    have entered into my room when I was asleep,
    have you not seen me? how a Buddha relaxes?
    – like a small child. What else do you want? You
    are waiting for words? Then go to a teacher..."

                                                 – Osho
            Zen: The Path of Paradox, Vol. 3, ch. 1
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    Zen: The Path of Paradox, Vol. 3　

    Chinese pinyin:
    Chan: Maodun zhi lu – Di-san juan

    Chinese traditional:
    禪：矛盾之路  第三卷

    Chinese simplified:
    禅：矛盾之路  第三卷
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Zen: The Path of Paradox, Vol. 3
Osho talks in English
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Discourse 1
Now Sit Down and Listen
Discourse 2
Only One Exists
Discourse 3
Take No Thought for the Morrow
Discourse 4
Therapy Is a Function of Love
Discourse 5
A Master Echoes You
Discourse 6
Grace Is Being Herenow
Discourse 8
The Great Doubt
Discourse 7
A Snowflake Dissolving in Pure Air
Discourse 9
Look!
Discourse 10
A Song Untouched by Time