From Misery to Enlightenment Quotes

“And this is the paradox of life:

One who is ready to die, never dies.

One who is himself ready to jump into death, for him death disappears.

Death is only for cowards.

Death is only for those who have not lived, who have really remained dead their whole lives.

Death is not for the living.

The more alive you are, the farther away is death.

If you are totally living, there is no death:

Death exists not.

Then there is only life, life eternal.”
― Osho, From Misery to Enlightenment

“And a perfectly fulfilled man is one who explores both the outer and inner worlds, and who, at the moment of his death, can have a smile on his face: he lived totally, he is happy that he lived totally, he burned his life's candle from both ends together.”
― Osho, From Misery to Enlightenment