ABOUT OSHO AND MEDITATION

“Osho is the most important and most successful teacher in the domain that lies at the intersection of psychology, psychotherapy, philosophy and religion.” Dr. Guy L. Claxton, D.Phil. (Oxford) Lecturer in Psychology of Education. University of London, U.K.

"Osho is an enlightened master, who is working with all possibilities to help humanity overcome a difficult phase in developing consciousness." Dalai Lama at Bodh Gaya, India

"He is the greatest incarnation after Buddha in India, he is a living Buddha." Lama Karmapa; late head of the Kargyupta (or Red Hat) Sect of Tibetan Buddhism.

"The long drawn out yoga practices will not do for the world; now people do not have days or even hours to spare. We need methods that yield quick results. If a man makes a seven day's commitment, by the end of that period he should begin to feel that something has happened to him. He should become a different man in seven days' time... Where tomorrow has become so uncertain it is meaningless to talk in terms of many births. No one is ready to listen. No one does listen. So I say to practice today and feel the result immediately... In the world of the bullock cart everything moved slowly, so also meditation moved at a very slow pace. Now it is the jet age; now meditation cannot afford to be slow. It has to pick up speed." Osho