▲ 22 r/Osho
कसूर ज़हर देने वालों का नहीं है, मेरा धंधा ही ख़राब धंधा है।
It’s not the fault of those who give poison; my business itself is a bad business.
u/HarryHarryharry5 — 9 days ago
▲ 2 r/Osho
Birth to death in split of seconds
I want your perspective?
u/HarryHarryharry5 — 14 days ago
▲ 5 r/Osho
Silence is enough
A bound and feeling between Master and Disciple is unexplainable
u/HarryHarryharry5 — 16 days ago
▲ 3 r/Osho
(Insight from osho teaching)Stop looking and searching everywhere
I would like to know where these wording turn you to look?
u/HarryHarryharry5 — 30 days ago
▲ 3 r/illuminati
Counsiousness is what illuminates all.
I want to know how this illuminati connects to enlightenment. Because there are so much misinformation about illuminati around the world. But i genuinely want to know the truth? Please share your perspectives and criticism
u/HarryHarryharry5 — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/Osho
"One sentence that captures the essence of spirituality?"
It seems to me that many spiritual traditions—Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Taoism, Christian mysticism, Sufism, Zen, and Osho's teachings—emphasize some form of wakefulness, awareness, or remembrance.
Would you say awareness is a central essence of your tradition, or is there something more fundamental? I'd love to hear your perspective.
u/HarryHarryharry5 — 2 months ago
▲ 34 r/leaves
How to over come weed cravings
Cravings come and go like waves.
When a craving arises, don't automatically follow it, and don't fight it either. Simply observe it with awareness.
Notice how it:
- Rises
- Reaches a peak
- Gradually fades away
This is often called "urge surfing." By witnessing the entire process without reacting, you teach your brain that a craving is temporary and does not have to control your behavior.
The more times you observe a craving from beginning to end without acting on it, the easier it becomes to do it again. Over time, the craving usually loses some of its power over you.
u/HarryHarryharry5 — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/FaltooGyan
How to over come any type of cravings
Cravings come and go like waves.
When a craving arises, don't automatically follow it, and don't fight it either. Simply observe it with awareness.
Notice how it:
- Rises
- Reaches a peak
- Gradually fades away
This is often called "urge surfing." By witnessing the entire process without reacting, you teach your brain that a craving is temporary and does not have to control your behavior.
The more times you observe a craving from beginning to end without acting on it, the easier it becomes to do it again. Over time, the craving usually loses some of its power over you.
u/HarryHarryharry5 — 3 months ago
▲ 13 r/Osho
AI OSHO VOICE
(AI Osho Voice)
I have noticed that some creators are using AI-generated Osho voiceovers to present ideas that don't seem to be Osho's original teachings. Sometimes it's difficult to tell whether the script is an authentic Osho discourse or the creator's own philosophy.
Personally, I feel that if someone has their own philosophy or interpretation, they should present it in their own voice and appear as themselves, rather than using Osho's AI-generated voice.
I'm not against AI itself. My concern is transparency and the possibility of misleading listeners.
I want to know why they are doing this? What do you think?
u/HarryHarryharry5 — 3 months ago