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Sobre el Libro Alchemy of Yoga, The
These talks address the source of misery in our lives and look at what often makes misery seem inevitable.
Given any of life’s situations, one can be happy. The main reason that we are not is because we habitually and mechanically seek solutions and understanding outside of ourselves.
Yoga, according to Osho, need not be a path of hardship. It has been misinterpreted as such by people who mistrust living naturally and who fear freedom.
Contenidos
Chapter 1: The Seeds of Misery
Chapter 2: You Are Already That
Chapter 3: Sleep, Identification, Duality
Chapter 4: To Become Free in an Unfree Society
Chapter 5: Dissolving the Five Afflictions
Chapter 6: The Three Psychologies
Chapter 7: Awareness: The Fire that Burns the Past
Chapter 8: The Psychology of the Buddhas
Chapter 9: The Seer Is Not the Seen
Chapter 10 The Alchemy of Celebration
Del LibroAlchemy of Yoga, The
Chapter 2
"Austerity cannot be practiced. You simply have to look at life and see that the more complicated you become, the less sensitive you become. And the less sensitive you are, the farther away from the divine you are. The more sensitive you become, the closer and closer and closer you come. A day comes when you are sensitive to the very roots of your being; suddenly you are no longer there, you are just a sensibility, a sensitivity. You are no longer there, you are just an awareness. And everything is beautiful then, everything is alive; nothing is dead. Everything is conscious; nothing is alive, nothing is dead.
Everything is conscious, nothing is unconscious. With your sensitivity, the world changes. At the last moment, when the sensitivity reaches to its total, its ultimate climax, the world disappears; there is godliness. Godliness is not to be found, really; sensitivity has to be found. Be sensitive so totally that nothing is left behind, no holding back; and suddenly, it is there. It has always been there, only you were not sensitive.
To me, austerity is a simple life, a life of understanding. You need not move into a hut, you need not go naked. You can live simply in life, with understanding. Poverty will not help but understanding will. You can force poverty on yourself, you can become dirty, but that won’t help.”
You can be free. You need not wait for the whole world to be freed first. You can be blissful. You need not wait for the whole world to be freed from miseries. If you wait, you will wait in vain – it is not going to happen.
This is an inner phenomenon: to be free from bondage. You can live totally free in a totally unfree world. You can live totally free; even in a prison it makes no difference, because it is an inner attitude. If your inner seeds are broken, you are free. You cannot make Buddha a prisoner. Throw him in the prison but you cannot make him a prisoner. He will live there, he will live there with full awareness. If you are in full awareness you are always in moksha, always in freedom. Awareness is freedom, unawareness is bondage."
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