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Osho – No-Mind: The Flowers of Eternity [VHSrip – 12 AVI, 1 Mp3, 1 Doc]The sound stream of Lecture 11 is corrupted and cracking but you can still hear and understand what Osho is saying, I’ve added a clean Mp3 version of this lecture.I don’t have the skill and or the software to replace the sound stream in this video; If anyone does, please do repair it and upload it.This is NOT my Rip, I’ve downloaded this a long time ago on Soulseek.Codec: DX50 (DivX 5.1.1)Video Size: 640×480 framerate: 29.00/secData Rate: 104 kbpsSample Size: 24bitAudio Format: Mp3Bit Rate: 80 kbpsDuration: Around 1.5 hours for each LectureNo-Mind: The Flowers of EternityUsing anecdotes about Zen masters and their disciples, as well as a magnificent selection of haikus, Osho reveals the mystery of Zen as something to be savored rather than solved. This beautiful insight into the heart of Zen also chronicles twelve days of upheaval in the life of Osho as he returns from a long period of illness to announce that he is dropping his former name. He then confirms the assertion of a Japanese seeress that he has become a vehicle for the wandering soul of Gautama the Buddha, who has promised to return to the world as Maitreya, the friend. A landmark of a book, intriguing and amusing.01 – To Create a Few More Rainbows02 – An Assembly of Two Buddhas03 – A Meeting of Two Rivers04 – In Your Eyes Is the Hope of the World05 – I Am Just Myself06 – My Change Has Taken Me Higher07 – The World of the Gurus Has Ended08 – Truth Has No History09 – Be Ready to Be Chopped10 – When I Call You My Friends, I Mean It11 – Only Creation Shows Your Power12 – Nothing to Choose, Nothing to DiscardExcerpt from No-Mind: The Flowers of Eternity”The only thing to be learned is not to do anything, but just be. Doing moves you. Doing, in the beginning at least, may take you away from witnessing; you may forget to witness. So in the beginning, just be – silent, utterly immobile, as if dead, so that you can experience being in its purity.Once experienced, you can bring the same quality, the same grace, the same bliss, to your actions in the ordinary life.Then there is no difference between meditation and life. Then whatever you are doing is your meditation. If you are not doing anything, that is your meditation, because all along, twenty-four hours, you are rooted in your being. You are luminous. Your light, your fire is burning so high that there is no way to forget it. It is radiating all around you. Those who are perceptive, receptive, sensitive, will experience your fire, your life, your song…your dance, even though you are not moving at all.All that is needed is, mind should be empty. The ultimate experience is the experience of no mind. Mind is a faculty to work in the world. It has no way to reach to your very center, which is far away, back. Mind cannot go backwards, it has no reverse gears; it can only go forward. You can take it to the mountains, to the stars, wherever you want, but you cannot take it to your own being.”Osho (formerly known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh) teaches meditation not as a practice but as a way of life. He is a mystic who brings the timeless wisdom of the East to bear upon the urgent questions facing men and women today. He speaks of the search for harmony, wholeness and love that lies at the core of all religious and spiritual traditions, illuminating the essence of Christianity, Hassidism, Buddhism, Sufism, Tantra, Tao, Yoga, and Zen.His talks, spoken over 30 years, have been recorded on audio, video tapes, and DVDs and published in hundreds of books in every major language of the world. Osho’s vision is of a new man. After his enlightenment in 1953, the evolution of that new man became his whole work.Osho speaks on virtually every aspect of the development of human consciousness. His talks cover a staggering range – from the meaning of life and death to the struggle of power and politics, from the challenges of love and creativity to the significance of science and education. Osho was born in India in 1931 and left his body in January 1990. He belongs to no tradition.To know oneself is to know all. And that is the only thing I emphasize; no belief, no dogma, no creed, no church, no religion. By a simple process of inner observation you come to realize yourself… Truth is within – seek not elsewhere.Many Thanks go to Z-Man who initially shared these discourses on (ancient) Kazaa and the Soulseek networkenjoy..