When two centers meet, then there is love - OSHO quotes

Osho is a famous spiritual teacher, philosopher and creator of philosophical movements. He was born in a small Indian village on December 11, 1931 as Rajnish Chandra Mohan Jain. He died on January 19, 1990. "Osho" means a high-ranking Buddhist monk. It is an honorary title for a spiritual teacher and high priest. The name is believed to be of Sanskrit origin and also means "lord".

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OSHO quotes

Love is hard. Fear must be let go.

And that's the weird thing, you're so scared, and you have nothing to lose.

What do you have to lose? Nothing.

This body will be taken by death, but before death takes it, give it to love.

Whatever you have will be taken from you; and before it's taken from you, why not share it?

This is the only way to own it.

If you can share and give, then you are rich, you are a master.

Everything will be taken from you, there is nothing you can keep forever.

Death will destroy all your possessions. If you can give, donate, there will be no death.

Before anything is taken from you, you will have already given it, you will have given it away. There can be no death.

When two centers meet, then there is love.

And love is an alchemical phenomenon - just as when hydrogen and oxygen meet, something new is produced - water.

You can have hydrogen, you can have oxygen, but if you're thirsty, they won't do you any good. You can have as much oxygen as you want, as much hydrogen as you want, but the thirst will not go away.

When two centers meet, something new is created. This new thing is love.

And it is just like water, quenching many, many lives. Suddenly you become satisfied.

This is the visible sign of Love - you become satisfied, as if you have achieved everything.

There is nothing more to achieve. You have reached your goal.

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