Either You Know or You Don't Know

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This is a fascinating recording of an interview with Osho, while at the commune in the USA, answering questions for the first time from the world’s press.
Either You Know or You Don't Know
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This is a fascinating recording of an interview with Osho, while at the commune in the USA, answering questions for the first time from the world’s press.

Osho continues:
"So you be as harsh as you can. But remember that I am a tough guy too!"

Touche. I have a lot of questions to ask you and so I'm hoping that you can give sometimes rather short answers, but if you feel like giving longer answers, that's all right too, you know?

"Everything is okay – you just start."

Okay. We'll start right now, okay? Osho, you are an enlightened one. You have been in this country for some four years, during which time Sheela has been in charge. Your people have been very hostile – or so would it would seem to the people of Oregon – they came in and took over the town of Antelope.
Citizens throughout the state have been offended. Sheela has called anyone who opposed the commune a fascist and a bigot, and what I'd like to know now is how can you now tell us and make us believe that you did not know what Sheela was doing and saying? I mean, after all, you did read the papers, you watch television, you listen to the radio – the outside media has been reporting on this for four years, and now you come to us and you say to us that you just found out about this over the last few days.


"Just keep your questions short.

"First, I do not listen to radio, I do not see television. For five years I have not read any book, any magazine, any newspaper. So I do not know anything about the world and particularly the three and a half years when I was silent, I was in isolation. Sheela was my only connection with the world, so whatsoever she said, that's all that I knew."

I'm sorry – I didn't quite understand. Whatever she said – is that what you're saying?

"That's all I knew."

That's all you knew. Alright.

"So she said only whatsoever she wanted me to know; whatever she didn't want me to know, she never said. And I am not a suspicious type of person. I trust people, I respect people. When somebody says something, I believe it. That's why she could manage to do many criminal acts in those three and a half years, and I was not aware of them at all.

"Since I started speaking again, she was in a difficulty, because whatsoever she was doing goes absolutely against my teaching. My teaching is to doubt everything."

Are you saying doubt?

"Yes. Unless you come to realize something indubitable."

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Publisher Osho International
Duration of Talk 104 mins
File Size 31.76 MB
Type Einzelner Titel