The Last Testament, Vol 6
Discourses
Table of Contents
Press interview, Kathmandu. Osho discusses his world tour, being refused entry by countries under American pressure, and his vision for a spiritual humanity. The Last Testament: interviews revealing the master's response to persecution with clarity and humor.
Press interview. Osho addresses questions about his health after poisoning, the role of the media, and the hypocrisy of governments that preach freedom but deny it.
Press interview. Questions about religion, communism, and whether a spiritual revolution is possible. Osho speaks on the failure of both capitalism and communism.
Press interview. Osho discusses the search for a new homeland, the persecution by governments, and his vision of a world without nations.
Press interview. Questions about Jesus, Buddha, and the difference between a mystic and a missionary. Osho speaks on the corruption of original teachings into organized religions.
Press interview. Osho addresses AIDS, sexuality, and the need for a new understanding of the body. He speaks candidly on topics others avoid.
Press interview. Questions about the future of sannyas, the commune, and whether the movement will survive. Osho: the movement is of individuals, not an organization.
Press interview. Osho discusses his silence, his speaking, and why he broke his silence. The master's words as devices, not doctrine.
Press interview. Questions about therapy, meditation, and their relationship. Osho: therapy cleans the ground; meditation builds the temple.
Press interview. Osho on death, reincarnation, and the immortality of consciousness. Death is not the end but a transition.
Press interview. Questions about his name changes and their significance. Osho: each name reflects a new phase, a new opening.
Press interview. Osho discusses the political situation in India, the caste system, and the need for a spiritual revolution there.
Press interview. Questions about enlightenment—whether it can be communicated, whether it is gradual or sudden. Osho: it can be indicated but not explained.
Press interview. The final interview—Osho speaks on the eternal nature of his work, beyond his body. The Last Testament: the master's last words before leaving the body.