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Osho – Bodhidharma; The Greatest Zen Master (July 1987)Bodhidharma, came in the 6th Century to China bringing Buddha’s Message.A Message that would find it’s way to Japan in the next decades and century.Dhyan (Sanskrit) means Meditation = Ch’an (Chinese) = Zen (Japanese).Zen knows many stories of Masters who did not teach by words but through Direct Demonstration.To see the full Lineage of 28 Masters from Buddha to Bodhidharma goto:http://www.livingworkshop.net/indianzen.htmlOsho (formerly known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh) teaches meditation not as a practice but as a way of life. He is a mystic who brings the timeless wisdom of the East to bear upon the urgent questions facing men and women today. He speaks of the search for harmony, wholeness and love that lies at the core of all religious and spiritual traditions, illuminating the essence of Christianity, Hassidism, Buddhism, Sufism, Tantra, Tao, Yoga, and Zen.His talks, spoken over 30 years, have been recorded on audio, video tapes, and DVDs and published in hundreds of books in every major language of the world. Osho’s vision is of a new man. After his enlightenment in 1953, the evolution of that new man became his whole work.Osho speaks on virtually every aspect of the development of human consciousness. His talks cover a staggering range – from the meaning of life and death to the struggle of power and politics, from the challenges of love and creativity to the significance of science and education. Osho was born in India in 1931 and left his body in January 1990. He belongs to no tradition.To know oneself is to know all. And that is the only thing I emphasize; no belief, no dogma, no creed, no church, no religion. By a simple process of inner observation you come to realize yourself… Truth is within – seek not elsewhere. Talk #1: To Seek Nothing Is Bliss Talk #2: A Pilgrimage to Your Own Being Talk #3: Beyond This Nature There’s No Buddha Talk #4: Buddhas Don’t Practice Nonsense Talk #5: Suchness Is Our Self-nature Talk #6: Understanding Comes in Mid-sentence Talk #7: Get ready and Claim Your Inheritance Talk #8: Everybody Has the Right to be Wrong Talk #9: Dead Men Don’t Bleed Talk #10: Not to Be in the Mind Is Everything Talk #11: Mind is the Greatest Enemy of Man Talk #12: Every Suffering Is a Buddha-seed Talk #13: Mind is the Bondage Talk #14: To Face a Buddha Is Dangerous Talk #15: Breakthrough… to Buddhahood Talk #16: The Courage to Say “I Don’t Know” Talk #17: Take the Risk Wholesale Talk #18: Wakefulness Is Awareness Talk #19: Relish the Mystery in the Depths of Your Heart Talk #20: Less Than an Eye Blink AwayVHSrip: