The Armenian Genocide

It is one extreme to believe in God; it is another extreme not to believe in God. Osho is not about #145;belief, ’ he is all about #145;experience’ - so that in the ideological debate about the existence of a supreme being, both atheism and theism become irrelevant.

It is through meditation that one can come to discover the universal truth of one's own consciousness - and through this direct experience, to know that life itself is enough unto itself, does not need the fiction of any god. Once this is experienced inside at one's deepest core, one will never project the same superstitions again.

Authentic living,free of divisive belief systems based on fear and greed, does not need any god, does not need any priest, and does not need any prayer. All that it needs is an exploration of one's inner world, and a recognition of that inner world as the place where all divisions and belief systems disappear. That exploration Osho calls Zen, going inwards, reaching to the very point where we are connected to all that is divine in existence.

This experience and understanding creates a new human being and consciousness, which is so urgently needed today.

Books like The God Delusion by British biologist Richard Dawkins and God is Not Great by Christopher Hitchens all demonstrate a growing understanding that the fictitious father figure of God might not be the most intelligent arrangement to determine the course of human affairs.

This book brings a transformation - making us aware of the freedom and responsibility we have for ourselves and the environment of which we are part #150; here #150; now.

Includes: - Video excerpts of Osho from the original series of Osho Talks from which this book is transcribed.
- Excerpt from a Press interview with Osho.