कोई अपने को पसंद नहीं करते और मज़ा ये है कि वे सदा चाहते है लोग उनको पसंद करे | osho

कोई अपने को पसंद नहीं करते और मज़ा ये है कि वे सदा चाहते है लोग उनको पसंद करे | osho

In this lecture, Osho addresses the intrinsic unity of life and death, emphasizing that death is not an external event but an unfolding process that begins with birth. He explains that life and death are like two wings of a bird, interdependent, not antagonistic. He urges acceptance of death as a natural, integral facet of existence, dissolving fear and separation.

He uses the metaphor of the Zen koan “the sound of one hand clapping” to show that reality is not about dualistic opposites but about transcending such dichotomies to reach silence — a state beyond words or concepts. He also reflects on his own awareness of mortality (knowing he has cancer) and frames it as a gift: the opportunity to live and die consciously rather than unconsciously.

This discourse invites deep inner reflection: to see that life and death are not separate, to let go of duality, to move toward silence, and to transform fear of death into a doorway of spiritual awakening.


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