The three bodies and karma- Osho

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Pranams

 

I am presently reading the Gita commentary by Osho. It was a speech (in

Hindi), now in book form called 'Gita Dharshan' in eighteen volumes.

True to his reputation, Mahatma Osho reaches the core of every sloka and

captures something very unique in Srimad Bhagavad Gita.

 

In the second chapter, while explaining slokas 2/22,23,24, says this

 

" as Krishna says that the Atman is all pervading (sarva gata:),

stationary (sthaanu:),immobile (achala:), the notion that It enters the

womb during birth or leaves the body during death is wrong. "

 

" the real truth about this is , that a person has three bodies. The

first is his stoola (physical) one; the second is the sookshma(subtle)

one; the third is the karana)causal one. The physical one is given by

your biological parents. It has a definite life and disintegrates after

death. It is the subtle (sookshma) body that carries the Karma and is

moving from body to body. The transformation is by a natural law of

cause and effect. So a subtle body with an accumulated karma finds its

suitable womb almost immediately after death. Only the most sinned and

the most benevolent will find it hard to get a body since such births

are not so common "

 

I welcome your comments especially on the highlighted text, which I find

unique.

 

Venkat

 

 

 

 

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1. Osho is wonderful gift to human kind yet misunderstood.

 

2. The sthula,sukshma and karana are nothing but other names of koshas of the

jiva, i.e. annamaya kosha,pranmaya kosha,vidnyanamaya kosh, anandmaya kosha and

the last one beyond kosha.

 

3. I firmly believe and convinced that the more intense (either evil or either

pious)  the personality, the more time is taken to find the right perents.

 

4.The reverse journey of manifestation is the only way to get back beyond

koshas,

 

I believe.

 

Uday

 

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The three bodies and karma- Osho

 

Wednesday, 4 February, 2009, 1:07 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pranams

 

I am presently reading the Gita commentary by Osho. It was a speech (in

Hindi), now in book form called 'Gita Dharshan' in eighteen volumes.

True to his reputation, Mahatma Osho reaches the core of every sloka and

captures something very unique in Srimad Bhagavad Gita.

 

In the second chapter, while explaining slokas 2/22,23,24, says this

 

" as Krishna says that the Atman is all pervading (sarva gata:),

stationary (sthaanu:),immobile (achala:), the notion that It enters the

womb during birth or leaves the body during death is wrong. "

 

" the real truth about this is , that a person has three bodies. The

first is his stoola (physical) one; the second is the sookshma(subtle)

one; the third is the karana)causal one. The physical one is given by

your biological parents. It has a definite life and disintegrates after

death. It is the subtle (sookshma) body that carries the Karma and is

moving from body to body. The transformation is by a natural law of

cause and effect. So a subtle body with an accumulated karma finds its

suitable womb almost immediately after death. Only the most sinned and

the most benevolent will find it hard to get a body since such births

are not so common "

 

I welcome your comments especially on the highlighted text, which I find

unique.

 

Venkat