The series comprises 12 volumes, originally delivered as morning talks in Hindi at the Osho International Meditation Resort in Pune. In these discourses, Osho decodes the original Pali verses of the Buddha, stripping away centuries of ritualistic layers to reveal the scientific and psychological depths of Buddha's teachings.
Meditation is described as "watching." Osho notes that while the body needs rest, consciousness does not. The ultimate stage of meditation is when the body is fast asleep, yet a "watcher" remains silently awake. Religion of Meditation:
: Osho provides a comprehensive commentary on the Dhammapada , a collection of sayings of the Buddha in verse form and one of the most widely read Buddhist scriptures.
In the vast ocean of spiritual literature, few topics are as daunting yet as vital as the teachings of the . Osho Rajneesh, known for his ability to dismantle complex religious dogmas, tackles this subject head-on in his celebrated Hindi discourses compiled under the title "Dhammo Sanatano" (The Eternal Law).
