We were deceived

These four discourses were originally delivered by Osho in Hindi and focus on four main points: the desire to search, the path to the true self, the door leading to the highest knowledge, and the possibility of passing through it and achieving infinite divinity. Osho says that the life people lead is merely an idea imposed by others. They do not know themselves, which is the main reason why they experience suffering, anxiety, and pain. Therefore, it is necessary to ask about the meaning of life and not accept opinions that do not stem from wisdom and true knowledge. Osho emphasizes that once a person allows themselves to be influenced by their surroundings, they suppress their natural desire and stop searching. And then he can easily be deceived by various ideas aimed at manipulating people who are not satisfied with their lives and are willing to accept anything imposed on them by various religions and representatives of society. Osho gives examples of those who did not succumb to this influence and lived their own lives. And this message is even more relevant today, when people are under constant pressure from the media and social networks and it is not easy to determine what is and what is not true.