Karma and Meditation
Introduction
Welcome, dear listeners, to the “Zorba the Buddha: Bridging Worlds with Osho Series,” lovingly brought to you by Dwarkadhish Holistic Centre in communion with Osho Fragrance. I am your host, Dhwani, and it is with great joy that I accompany you on this spellbinding exploration.
In today’s symposium of souls, we find sanctuary in the presence of Anand Kumar Jain, a seeker who has woven the strands of academic mastery at IIT Roorkee in Pulp and Paper Technology with the worldly insights of an MBA from Sagar University, M.P.
Anand Kumar Jain has embraced the path of conservation with a profound dedication towards protecting the rare and endangered medicinal plants, a noble endeavour that binds us to the very roots of our being and the essence of Mother Earth. His heart resonates with the spirit of meditation as he walks the path of a sannyasin, nurturing souls far and wide through his sanctum of wisdom, Osho Fragrance Centre, with both the silence of meditation and the echo of Osho’s teachings. Today, he shall impart his insights on the intricate tapestry of Karma and Meditation.
Topic Covering
- Anand, how do you define Karma from the perspective of Osho’s teachings, and how does it manifest in our daily lives?
- In Osho’s vision, is there a distinction between the act of Karma and the state of meditation, or do they converge on some level?
- How can the practice of meditation influence our karmic patterns, according to Osho’s philosophy?
- Osho talks about witnessing as a significant aspect of meditation; how does becoming a witness transform our karmic experiences?
- Could you elaborate on the concept of ‘no-mind’ and its correlation with transcending Karma as taught by Osho?
- How does Osho address the release of Samskaras, the imprints of our past Karmas, through meditation?
- In what way does meditation help in understanding and resolving our past Karma, as per Osho’s insights?
