On Nov 9, 2011, at 9:53 AM, "richardwillytexwilliams" <willy...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > > Johnjr_esq: > > You have to read in between the lines in what > > he's saying. Specifically, Osho discouraged > > his followers to marry. In doing so, many of > > his followers had multiple partners. As such, > > it would be likely that Osho participated in > > this practice as well. > > > Yes, one would think so, but according to Hugh > Milne, Osho's bodyguard for ten years, Rajneesh > was pretty much with a single woman for over > over ten years. Go figure. > Well John will not accept, common sense and facts are boring compared to perverted fantasies on other peoples sexual lives. Yes Osho talked about sexual freedom and repression of sex, but a Guru's words should never be made into a belief. However the ego wants belief, loves words, excited with a new set of belief and some of the idiotic followers must have made Osho's talks in to a belief and a license to indulge in amoral behavior. John, you are clearly retarded and sexually repressed, you can't seem to use your discrimination and would rather read between lines for your perverted fantasies. Then Barry about MMY and groupies, another retard trying to project his repressed sexual desires into perverted fantasies. Osho had a single girl friend Vivek. I only learned recently on Facebook. For a long time I enjoyed Osho's discourses, never interested in his sexual life because I had my own sexual energy to take care of. Unlike John I was never impotent, thank God !!! It wouldn't have mattered if he had several, none of my business. John - I'm sure you are tormented with your repressed thoughts of having sex with multiple women every night..LOL.. > > > > John <jr_esq: > > > > Osho was into tantra to get enlightened. As such, he > > > > enjoyed having sex with women in his ashram without > > > > getting married to them. > > > > > > > From what I've read, Osho had sex with a single > > > woman, Vivek, for over ten years. Apparently > > > he was NOT into having sex with multiple partners. > > > > > > 'Bhagwan: The God That Failed' > > > By Hugh Milne > > > St Martin's Press, 1987 > > > > > > > He said that his parents did not approve of his > > > > chosen path. > > > > > > > > Osho's parents preferred that he had chosen the > > > > traditional life paths available in India. That > > > > is, you either get married or become a celebate > > > > monk in the Himalayas or an ashram. > > > > > > >
