041: How To Love Others Properly - Osho
Lesson from 'Love, Freedom, Aloneness' by Osho. Osho (1931 -1990) was a spiritual teacher and mystic. He was known for his unconventional and provocative teachings that challenged traditional spirituality and societal norms. Osho emphasized freedom, self-love, awareness, and solitude. - Ways to Support: Substack: https://ijmakan.substack.com/subscrib... Website: https://becomingantifragile.com/suppo... Patreon: / becomingantifragile - Shownotes: 00:00 - Introduction 01:00 - Excerpt from ‘Love, Freedom, Aloneness’ by Osho 03:30 - Who is Osho and what is his main message? 07:45 - What is love? 09:21: - Love and Truth are one; you can’t love God and hate man 12:50 - Love yourself first before loving others 14:35 - Osho’s thinks ‘love yourself’ is superior to ‘know thyself’ 22:00 - Love vs. Lust 26:04 - How can I know love? 33:45 - Love is not an emotion but a verb 38:00 - Ladder of freedom and building your inner castle 43:10 - When you understand love, your life is meditation 44:05 - Challenges
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