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“ترتبط اليد اليسرى بنصف كرة الدماغ الأيمن –الحدس , المخيلة , الأسطورة , الشعر , الدين – واليد اليسرى مرذولة جدا . فالمجتمع في صف اليد اليمنى – اليد اليمنى تعني نصف كرة الدماغ الأيسر . 10%من الأطفال يولدون عسراويين , لكنهم يجبرون على استخدام اليد اليمنى . ومن يولدون عسراويين يكونون غير عقلآنيين , حدسيين , غير رياضيين , إقليديسيين (هندسيين ) . إنهم خطرون على المجتمع , لذلك يجبرهم بكل الطرق الممكنة على استعمال اليد اليمنى القضية ليست قضية اليد اليسرى أو اليمنى , إنها قضية السياسة الداخلية , فالأعسر يعمل من خلال نصف الكرة الدماغي الأيمن , وهذا مالا يسمح به المجتمع ؛ لأنه خطر عليه لذلك يعيقهم عن ذلك قبل أن تستعصي الحالة.”
أوشو, النضج : عودة الإنسان إلى ذاته
“وعندما تحب شخضا، لا يمكن أن تطبعه. عندما تحب شخصا، تعطيه الحرية وتؤمن له الحياة. لا تريده أن يكون نسخة طبق الأصل عنك،بل تريده أن يكون فردا مميزا”
أوشو, النضج : عودة الإنسان إلى ذاته
“لا علاقة للنضج بخبرات الحياة. النضج هو نتاج الخبرات الباطنية”
أوشو, النضج : عودة الإنسان إلى ذاته
“الحب هو الأبدية. عندما يولد، لا يتوقف عن النمو مدى الحياة، الحب يعرف البداية ولا يعرف النهاية.”
أوشو, النضج : عودة الإنسان إلى ذاته
“الحياة هي ان ننضج وليس أن نتقدم في السنوهذان أمران مختلفان”
أوشو, النضج : عودة الإنسان إلى ذاته
“Don’t avoid love. Go through it, with all its pains. Yes, it hurts, but if you are in love it doesn’t matter. In fact, all those hurts strengthen you. Sometimes it really hurts badly, terribly, but all those wounds are necessary to provoke you, to challenge you, to make you less sleepy. All those dangerous situations are necessary to make you alert. Love prepares the ground, and in the soil of love the seed of meditation can grow—and only in”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“This is not a begging bowl. I found a human skull and out of the human skull I made this begging bowl. It has not forgotten its old habit. Have you looked into your own begging bowl, your own head? Give it anything and it will ask for more and more and more. It knows only one language, ‘more.’ It is always empty, it is always a beggar.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“These things are more important than any medicine. When you are sick, call a doctor. But more important, call those who love you because there is no medicine more important than love.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“في داخل كل رجل مسن،شاب يتساءل عما حصل”
أوشو, النضج : عودة الإنسان إلى ذاته
“وفي الحياة، أن ننضج يعني أن نزداد تعمقا. أن نتجه نحو جذورنا”
أوشو, النضج : عودة الإنسان إلى ذاته
“If some lurking desires are still there, and the body is getting old and the body is not capable of fulfilling those desires, don’t be worried. Meditate over those desires, watch, be aware. Just by being aware and watchful and alert, those desires and the energy contained in them can be transmuted. But before death comes, be free of all d”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“nothing that is small; it all depends on you, what you make out of it.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“There are a few things that you have to understand—I cannot give any proofs for them, they are beyond proofs. Only your experience will give you the proof.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“يمكن أن تعيش بطريقتينز إذا عشت في حالة لا وعي فإنك ستموت فقط، وإذا عشت في حالة وعي ستحصل على مزيد من الحياة”
أوشو, النضج : عودة الإنسان إلى ذاته
“The next time you enter a temple of Gautam Buddha, just sit silently, watch the statue. Because the statue has been made in such a way, in such proportions that if you watch it you will fall silent. It is a statue of meditation; it is not concerned with Gautam Buddha. That’s why all those statues look alike—Mahavira, Gautam Buddha, Neminatha, Adinatha … . The twenty-four tirthankaras of the Jainas … in the same temple you will find twenty-four statues all alike, exactly alike. In my childhood I used to ask my father, “Can you explain to me how it is possible that twenty-four persons are exactly alike—the same size, the same nose, the same face, the same body … ?” And he used to say, “I don’t know. I am always puzzled myself that there is not a bit of difference. And it is almost unheard of—there are not even two persons in the whole world who are alike, what to say about twenty-four?” But as my meditation blossomed I found the answer—not from anybody else, I found the answer that these statues have nothing to do with the people. These statues have something to do with what was happening inside those twenty-four people, and that happening was exactly the same. We have not bothered about the outside; we have insisted that only the inner should be paid attention to. The outer is unimportant. Somebody is young, somebody is old, somebody is black, somebody is white, somebody is man, somebody is woman—it does not matter; what matters is that inside there is an ocean of silence. In that oceanic state, the body takes a certain posture. You have observed it yourself, but you have not been alert. When you are angry, have you observed? Your body takes a certain posture. In anger you cannot keep your hands open; in anger—the fist. In anger you cannot smile—or can you? With a certain emotion, the body has to follow a certain posture.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“An ancient man is one who wears his glasses in bed so he can get a better look at the girls he dreams about.” “An ancient man is one who only flirts with young girls at parties so his wife will take him home.” “The beauty of being ancient is that since you are too old to set a bad example, you can start giving good advice.” “Women like the simple things”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“Once you understand it, that this is the root of your childishness, the outgoing mind … Small children start reaching for the moon, and even the biggest scientists are trying to reach the moon—they have reached. There is not much difference. Reaching outside, you may reach other stars but you will remain childish.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“He said, “A peace that is disturbed is not peace. And a silence that is disturbed is just a dream, not a reality.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“Primul lucru care trebuie stiut este ca nu trebuie sa devii. Tu esti deja. Trebuie doar sa intri in tine si sa vezi asta. E o descoperire, nu o realizare. Ai avut tot timpul un centru insa te-ai atasat prea mult de periferie, ai stat cu spatele la centru. Privesti prea mult in afara, in loc sa privesti inauntru.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“Călătoria creează țelul. Țelul nu te așteaptă acolo la capătul călătoriei, călătoria creează țelul pas cu pas. Călătoria este țelul. Călătoria și țelul nu sunt două lucruri distincte. Scopul și mijloacele nu sunt două lucruri separate. Scopul e răspândit de-a lungul întregului drum; toate mijloacele conțin în ele scopul.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“Và hôn nhân bản thân nó chẳng bao giờ phá hủy cái gì. Hôn nhân đơn giản lôi ra bất kỳ cái gì vẫn được giấu kín bên trong bạn – nó đem cái đó ra. Nếu tình yêu được giấu kín bên trong bạn – nó đem cái đó ra. Nếu tình yêu chỉ là sự giả vờ, chỉ là miếng mồi nhử, chẳng chóng thì chầy nó phải biến mất. Và thế thì thực tại của bạn, cá tính xấu xí của bạn lòi ra. Hôn nhân đơn giản là một cơ hội nên bất kỳ điều gì bạn có bên trong bạn sẽ cho ra.

Tình yêu không bị hôn nhân phá hủy. Tình yêu bị phá hủy bởi những người không biết cách yêu. Tình yêu bị phá hủy bởi vì ngay chỗ đầu tiên tình yêu đã không có, bạn đã sống trong mơ. Thực tại phá hủy giấc mơ đó. Bằng không thì tình yêu là cái gì đó vĩnh hằng, một phần của cái vĩnh hằng.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
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“Viața trebuie să fie o căutare, nu o dorință. Nu ambiția de a deveni asta sau aia, ci o căutare pentru a afla: Cine sunt?”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“Tôi ngụ ý gì khi tôi nói “yêu thực”? Tôi ngụ ý rằng chỉ trong sự hiện diện của người khác bạn mới cảm thấy niềm hạnh phúc đột [ngột], chỉ ở cùng nhau bạn mới cảm thấy cực lạc, chính sự hiện diện của người khác mới đáp ứng cái gì đó sâu xa trong tim bạn… cái gì đó bắt đầu ca hát trong tim bạn, bạn rơi vào sự hài hòa. Chính sự hiện diện của người khác giúp bạn… trở thành nhiều tính cá nhân hơn, định tâm hơn, tiếp đất hơn. Thế thì đó là tình yêu.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself
“Ai đã bảo ông rằng tôi là người tôn giáo? Tôi còn chưa chết cơ mà! – để mang tính tôn giáo yêu cầu cơ bản phải là chết đã. Nếu ông còn sống ông chỉ có thể là kẻ đạo đức giả, ông không thể mang tính tôn giáo thực.”
Osho, Maturity: The Responsibility of Being Oneself