Osho The New Dawn #07 Your ego is the distance between you and me

Dive into the depths of human experience with this enlightening discourse by the renowned spiritual philosopher Osho. In this captivating video, Osho delves into the intricate nuances of suffering, growth, and transformation, offering a perspective that challenges conventional beliefs.

Osho, known for his profound insights and unique approach to spirituality, addresses the difference between misery and suffering. He highlights how suffering, unlike misery, can be a catalyst for growth and transformation. Through his words, you'll discover that suffering can serve as a gateway to a new dawn, a breakthrough into a higher level of consciousness.

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Question 1
BELOVED OSHO,
I LOOK AT OTHER PEOPLE’S QUESTIONS TO SEE HOW THEY CAN EXPRESS THESE FEELINGS. I JUST CAN’T FIND WORDS TO EXPRESS MY TEARS OR MY LOVE, ALTHOUGH THE LONGING IS THERE. DO I NEED TO USE WORDS TO EXPOSE MYSELF?

Question 2
BELOVED OSHO,
AFTER BEING HERE WITH YOU FOR A WHILE, THE WORLD LOOKS TO ME LIKE A BIG MADHOUSE, AND YOUR PLACE LOOKS LIKE THE ONLY MADHOUSE WHERE WE CAN BECOME SANE. HOW CAN WE PREVENT OURSELVES FROM BECOMING MAD AGAIN WHEN WE GO BACK INTO THE WORLD? THE MADNESS IS VERY INFECTIOUS, AND UNTIL NOW, WHENEVER I HAVE GONE BACK INTO THE WORLD, I BEGIN TO BECOME WHAT EVERYONE ELSE CALLS ”NORMAL.”