Excerpts from an interview with Ken Kashiwahara Good Morning America, ABC Network, USA "I live spontaneously. I never decide anything beforehand. I keep tomorrow open. If I feel like speaking, I speak.

No philosopher has ever been able to know the truth. All the philosophers have been thinking about the truth. But thinking about the truth is an impossibility. Either you know it, or you don't.

Osho speaks about some important aspects of listening to his talks and the purpose of his talks. Question: Cannot we disagree with you? Cannot we criticize you? "A significant question for everyone. This is not a debating club. Neither your agreement is needed, nor your disagreement. What is needed is your right hearing. If you hear rightly, it will be decisive. Agreement is just a mind thing, and disagreement is also the same. Neither of them is going to help you.

Osho speaks about the use of the media to make his message available to the world: "We have all the media, and I'm going to use it fully. Whenever I do anything, I do it fully. I squeeze the last drop out of everything"...

Osho shares the understanding about his talks. http://goo.gl/c2Qgk http://www.osho.com/visit To understand more about OSHO Talks, their context and purpose, see: http://oshotalks.com/AboutOshoTalks.aspx This video is available for translation as part of the 'OSHO TALKS Video Translation Project.

"All that I want to say to you is in my gaps. I use the words only to create gaps.