Nothing Fails Like Success

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December 11, 1931: Osho was born in Kuchwada, a small village in the state of Madhya Pradesh, central India.

March 21, 1953: He became enlightened at the age of twenty-one, while majoring in philosophy at D.N. Jain college in Jabalpur.

1956: Osho received His M.A. from the University of Sagar with First Class Honors in Philosophy.

1957-1966: University Professor and Public Speaker.

1966: After nine years of teaching, he left the university to devote himself entirely to raise human consciousness. He started being known as Acharya Rajneesh.

1970-1974: He lived at the Woodland Appartment, Mumbai. At this time he was called Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and he began to initiate seekers into Neo-Sannyas or discipleship.

1974-1981: Moved to the ashram in Pune. During these seven years he gave a 90 minutes discourse nearly every morning, alternating every month between Hindi and English.

1981-1985: Moved to the US. A model agricultural commune Rajneeshpuram rises from the ruins of the central Oregonian high desert.

In January 1986 he travelled to Kathmandu, Nepal and spoke on a world four.

1987-1989: Moved back to the commune in Pune, India.

19 January, 1990: Osho left his body. Written on his Epitaph over his samadhi in Kathmandu, Nepal and Pune, India are his own words:

A successful man is always thrown to himself in the end and then he suffers tortures of hell because he wasted his whole life. He searched and searched, he staked everything that he had, now he is successful and his heart is empty and his soul is meaningless and there is no fragrance, there is no benediction.

Let this sink deep in your heart: that unless the within becomes more important than the without, you are living a very abnormal life. The normal person is one whose within is the source of everything that he is doing. The without is only a means, the within is the end. - OSHO