A few notes on how to realise we are not the body

“Oh, followers of the Dao! It's really hard to be really true to yourself! The Buddha Dharma is deep, dark and inscrutable, but when she is seen, how simple is she! I spend my whole day telling peopl…

I was talking to one of my cousins, the son of one of the uncles who died, and the conversation turned to what would happen after death. I expressed my opinion that there was probably “something” aft…

I was writing this morning and it occurred to me that if you can manage not to get attached to your thoughts, and instead can just let them come and go, you will have achieved almost total detachment…

I was just visiting the Osho News website, and I noticed —not for the first time— that everyone is getting old. These are all Osho sannyasins, so people who were at the forefront of the spiritual sea…

Not too sure about the question.

The mind seems naturally disposed to latch on to things. Whether we really know something or not, it seems to offer some comfort to the mind to say its either this or its that.

Not sure why but this thought was coming up strongly for me in meditation this morning.

Not sure how coherent this will come out. Its a first attempt to put down something I've been contemplating for a while.

“Not only does the mind disturb your peace, your silence; it disturbs it to such an extent that the heart — which is capable of listening to silence, waiting, receptive — is denied all connection wit…