
| Zen The Solitary Bird Cuckoo of the Forest by Osho 15 talks given live June-July 1988 Pune, India |
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name in book Chinese pinyin Tozan........................Dongshan Kassan......................Jiashan Ummon......................Yunmen Kyozan......................Yangshan Sekishitsu..................Shishi Dorin..........................Daolin Seppo....................... Xuefeng Massan Ryonen........ Moshan Liaoran Chosa........................Changsha Nanyo........................Nanyang Gensha......................Xuansha Enkan........................ Yanguan Tosu.......................... Touzi Tokusan.....................Deshan Joshu..........................Zhaozhou Hogen.........................Fayan Jizo..............................Dizang Suibi............................Cuiwei Tanka..........................Danxia Myosho........................Mingzhao Razan..........................Luoshan Kinzan.........................Qinshan Ganto..........................Yantou Zuigan.........................Ruiyan Fuke............................Puhua Banzan........................Panshan Baso............................Mazu Hofuku.........................Baofu Bokushu......................Muzhou Tendo..........................Tiantong Mayoku........................Mayu Ryuge..........................Longya |

I have been speaking about the Bible, which says, "In the beginning, there was the word." Now that is sheer nonsense. How can the word be of itself? Somebody has to utter it. And what is a word if there is nobody to understand it? It becomes just a sound. But what is a sound if there is nobody to hear it? Certainly the Bible is wrong. In the beginning was silence, in the middle it is silence, in the end it is silence. Silence is the very soul of existence. Before we enter the silence, because it is an arduous journey to be in your very innermost core -- arduous and unknown and forgotten -- a few laughs will prepare you. I am using laughter to create a preparation for you to dive deep into silence. After laughter, it is simpler.
impatiently for the first patient of the day. Then in walks a beautiful young brunette. Feelgood suddenly pounces on her, rips off her clothes and makes wild, passionate love to her. When he is finished, he stands up and says, "So, that takes care of my problem -- now, what is yours?" – Osho Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, ch. 2 |
Cuckoo of the Forest Chinese pinyin: Chan: Gudu de niao, senlin li de bugu niao Chinese traditional: 禪:孤獨的鳥, 森林裏的布穀鳥 Chinese simplified: 禅:孤独的鸟, 森林里的布谷鸟 |
You can view extended videos from this series at the website www.homeoflife. com Click here to go to that page. Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #1 (complete) (homeoflife - "1-1 & 1-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #2 (complete) (homeoflife - "2-1 & 2-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #3 (complete) (homeoflife - "3-1, 3-2, & 3-3") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #4 (complete) (homeoflife - "4-1 & 4-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #5 (complete) (homeoflife - "5-1 & 5-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #6 (complete) (homeoflife - "6-1 & 6-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #7 (complete) (homeoflife - "7-1 & 7-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #8 (complete) (homeoflife - "8-1 & 8-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #9 (complete) (homeoflife - "9-1 & 9-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #10 (complete) (homeoflife - "10-1 & 10-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #11 (complete) (homeoflife - "11-1 & 11-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #12 (complete) (homeoflife - "12-1 & 12-2") Zen: The Solitary Bird, Cuckoo of the Forest, #13 (complete) (homeoflife - "13-1 & 13-2") #14 & #15 are not available here. |
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