OSHO: There Is No Creator

OSHO TALKS: silence shared in words
OSHO International Foundation presents:
There is no Creator
You have fun.
Let me put some of your statements bijpakken
shown in the press,
those where you say that there is no god –
or at least that is what is in the headlines: “There is no God”
Would there be some elaborate on that?
Are you saying that there is no god
beyond the creation itself?
Certainly I tell
that there is no creator.
Creation itself
is in itself sufficient,
it has no external intervention
needed to create it.
The moment when you outside intervention
agrees to the creation,
gonna walk in a circle.
Because the argument is:
how can there be
without being created by someone?
That is the reasoning of all religions.
If you accept their reasoning,
the question arises:
Who created God?
And if God can be without being created,
Then what is the problem?
Then also there are
without being created.
You accept in principle
that something can be that is not created.
So why unnecessarily go from A to B,
from B to C?
And these are all assumptions.
God A creates god B,
god god B creates C
unnecessary.
The entire theology is simply nonsense.
It begins with God;
“Theo” means God,
and “logy” meaning logic about god.
That contradicts itself.
So creation is God himself …
we are God, you are God, I am God,
everyone here is god …
… the whole game is god … naturally.
Yes, if you want to use the word god. That’s no problem for me …
I am very familiar with.
But you’ll have to change the meaning,
because the donkey will be god,
even the Yankee will be god.
It is better to drop that word
because that word is dangerous.
Sometimes when you
riding a donkey, you drive a god.
Sometimes you …
I think the force that gives us life, or whatever it is, the energy …
I would like to
pure like to call consciousness.
Only consciousness.
Or, if you’re attached to the word of God,
call it divine.
But do not noun.
Make it a quality.
Divinity is perfectly all right.
Why do you say, “Make it a quality rather than a noun?”
Because, at the time you make it a noun,
you kill.
The moment when you make it a noun,
stop your growth.
Nouns do not grow,
only grow verbs.
Source: The Last Testament, Vol.2 # 2 © OSHO International Foundation, Switzerland. OSHO is a registered trademark ™.
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