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  • @coverbyviveksahu
    @coverbyviveksahu 5 років тому +5918

    Can't believe a guy from my small town has somewhat ruled America😂😂😂😂

    • @ruturaj6787
      @ruturaj6787 4 роки тому +429

      Hahaha.... Exactly...That's what I thought...This guy from a small made whole america run from pillar to post without firing a single bullet...Infinite possibilities man...He should be the hero of every small town guy in this world

    • @theDonRua
      @theDonRua 4 роки тому +260

      @@ruturaj6787 Actually, he didn't do anything in America, he was silent virtually the entire time in America. It was Sheela that did anything. And to hink they ruled America? Where are they now? What is their land now? I like some of what they taught, but Sheela fell into that same dark trap of thinking she needed to rule others, to win her way by force. Never did she learn how to be a politician, how to make friends with the community. She was a tyrant.

    • @rakeshkumar-nk7np
      @rakeshkumar-nk7np 4 роки тому +230

      @@theDonRua : she was CIA agent near osho..now Americans are making propgenda against osho..these are all Cristian missionary..

    • @alina_dial
      @alina_dial 4 роки тому +163

      he didn't want to rule , osho never had greed to rule , osho didn't want anyone to follow him blindly , he showed the world what we can do together with so many minds in one place and without having differences or caring about anything , just imagine , you have so many people to love to , and without any hatred and you can work and get satisfied , this is what osho made , the finest community or civilization of all time

    • @Felix-rv5qm
      @Felix-rv5qm 4 роки тому +14

      @@rakeshkumar-nk7np how do you know? I had assumed CIA involvement

  • @1216miriam
    @1216miriam 4 роки тому +1760

    One of my favourite series of all times, very recommended for everyone. I loved the fact that nobody was guilty, nobody was the victim, you judge.

    • @ruturaj6787
      @ruturaj6787 4 роки тому +64

      Just saw it today...U summed it up perfectly...Nobody was guilty n nobody was victim...That's what I felt in the end...Hard to describe who was at fault. Brilliantly made.

    • @1216miriam
      @1216miriam 4 роки тому +13

      @@ruturaj6787 its a great show, It really contributed to my view in life.

    • @ruturaj6787
      @ruturaj6787 4 роки тому +20

      @@1216miriam True. This guy literally lived few miles away from my city in India and then he went to US and did whatever he did. It changed my view of life too. It's revealing.

    • @1216miriam
      @1216miriam 4 роки тому +44

      @@ruturaj6787 yes, but also It talk about the negative side of it, how humans can be quite a sheep following someone else instead of following themeselves. It talk about the negative side of fanatisim and to have an idol, and what these things make in humans behaviour AND the negative side of it.

    • @mayagame
      @mayagame 2 роки тому +7

      No, they judge for you just in this subtle way to make you think they dont 🙄

  • @sianspherica
    @sianspherica 4 роки тому +1790

    Still the best documentary series Netflix has ever made.

    • @bigboi7522
      @bigboi7522 4 роки тому +19

      agreed. tiger king is up there, too.

    • @elprofesor8571
      @elprofesor8571 4 роки тому +19

      Daaammnn..never really thought about it but prophets like jesus nd muhammad really did something like osho but unlike osho they were extremely i mean unbelievably successful. After watchin the documentary..I realized how friggin hard it can be to change the mind of n entire civilisation/society.
      But jesus nd muhammad nailed it..as much as I respect osho I cant deny that he certainly failed miserably compared to these 2..naa they cant even be compared I mean just read the history mfs!!
      Gotta respect em fr that if not fr any other achievement.
      They both were poor..academically NOT very educated..frm n illiterate society(muhammad). Started off their project ALONE!!..without any initial or foundational support like osho had..OMG nd I can just keep going on about it🤯
      Look I'm NOT a muslim or a Christian.
      My actual point isn't to look down on osho OR to compare anybody really.
      All I'm tryna say is that..U CAN DO IT!
      Like if u have n idea or a vision that's very grand..makes u think that naa that's just too big fr me to do it/start off alone..dnt be scared or afraid of actually trying.
      Edit: after researching well more like googling a lil more I found out that Muhammad was/is much more successful then jesus..AGAIN that's not the point. just said it or else ppl would distract by the fact that I depicted jesus nd muhammad a bit inaccurately

    • @sagarchakraborty2928
      @sagarchakraborty2928 3 роки тому +11

      @@elprofesor8571 Thank GOD... Finally someone did an apt and much required analysis.
      One can fall deeper n deeper into this comparison if s/he continuous to do so.... there's so much into it🙌

    • @sianspherica
      @sianspherica 3 роки тому +1

      @JP S LOL what is the "great con"?

    • @pluckybellhop66
      @pluckybellhop66 2 роки тому +1

      Yeah, it was a nice detour from some of their documentaries that turn your stomach

  • @AnkiyaTulsi-hx8ty
    @AnkiyaTulsi-hx8ty Рік тому +628

    The American government started getting scared of Osho's words.

    • @SibuSulelo
      @SibuSulelo 9 місяців тому +12

      Exactly

    • @facthub9964
      @facthub9964 7 місяців тому +15

      Truth scares everyone

    • @GodFuckker
      @GodFuckker 6 місяців тому

      ​@@SibuSulelobro where can i watch full documentary

    • @GodFuckker
      @GodFuckker 6 місяців тому

      ​@@facthub9964Bro where can i watch full documentary of wild wild country

    • @rohanbohidaraiims-r2121
      @rohanbohidaraiims-r2121 6 місяців тому

      ​@@GodFuckkernetflix

  • @gregbeard1744
    @gregbeard1744 6 років тому +1819

    It's staggering how much camera footage they have of all the goings on. It's like every moment was filmed. And this back in the early 80s. Hardly anyone had a videocamera

    • @k__ashu
      @k__ashu 5 років тому +15

      Ikr

    • @nicholas8484
      @nicholas8484 5 років тому +1

      Sameer Prajapati why you mad

    • @robelmekonnen1564
      @robelmekonnen1564 5 років тому +98

      That's crazy I never really thought about that. This whole documentary was so good it didn't even seem real like it was just a movie. And the fact that most Americans, including myself, never even knew about this before it came out is crazy too.

    • @LyRaLex
      @LyRaLex 5 років тому +60

      Plenty of people in the 80's had photo- & videocameras. And even the lower end consumer grade ones had decent quality.

    • @ardeladimwit
      @ardeladimwit 4 роки тому +46

      no true at all. Video cameras were quite popular, just not digital

  • @m1ke1981
    @m1ke1981 3 роки тому +1234

    Can we take a moment to appreciate the score in the documentary. Brilliantly composed!

    • @s.sarker
      @s.sarker 2 роки тому +2

      absolutely

    • @pranavdhale6755
      @pranavdhale6755 2 роки тому +1

      Similar to Dark ig

    • @mrnm6482
      @mrnm6482 2 роки тому +2

      They didn't compose anything. They just used music already known

    • @mugshock1234
      @mugshock1234 2 роки тому +2

      Definitely appreciated the Damien Jurado songs.

    • @m1ke1981
      @m1ke1981 2 роки тому +5

      @@mrnm6482 The songs were, but the score was composed specifically for the series.

  • @cucuraki5913
    @cucuraki5913 3 роки тому +2047

    People whose ancestors have nearly extincted population of Native Americans and then speaking of how unfair it is that 10,000 people come at piece and minding their own business, is the most ironic thing I've heard for a long time

    • @GsusJack
      @GsusJack 3 роки тому +50

      They are like their ancestors: Unconscious people, with a big ego.

    • @GsusJack
      @GsusJack 3 роки тому +12

      @@singularity2400 What? you are saying garbage. All of it.

    • @MegaFREAK313
      @MegaFREAK313 3 роки тому +91

      Yeah that's the keyword, ancestors. And if you think what their ancestors did was wrong, then why not judge the cult by the same measure? Native americans should not be blamed for defending themselves, and neither should the Oregonians

    • @xoxo00009
      @xoxo00009 3 роки тому +94

      @@MegaFREAK313 The oregonians were attacked only after they bombed the commune hotel.

    • @thedude8046
      @thedude8046 3 роки тому +4

      That is just ridiculous

  • @Agyaat_
    @Agyaat_ 3 роки тому +297

    Osho has changed my life. I'm grateful to him forever.

    • @FlyingSourdough
      @FlyingSourdough 8 місяців тому

      ​@@jamarehire2011Amen

    • @giacomopreti14
      @giacomopreti14 8 місяців тому

      ggà

    • @facthub9964
      @facthub9964 7 місяців тому +2

      ​@@jamarehire2011you haven't read Osho yet that's shows your intolerance

    • @GodFuckker
      @GodFuckker 6 місяців тому

      ​@@facthub9964Bro where can i watch full documentary of wild wild country

    • @Lonewolf19874
      @Lonewolf19874 4 місяці тому +1

      @@jamarehire2011ur clinging the satan , the biggest con character ever…

  • @milkyway6812
    @milkyway6812 4 роки тому +1413

    Everybody in this comment section is like, "don't fall in this trap! They make us think what they want us to think!" like no, they didn't even watch this documentary, they showed us both sides of this story! They left us to choose, it was very fair on both sides.

    • @lucasfialho9547
      @lucasfialho9547 4 роки тому +55

      Agreed. The producers intended to show the social repercussion in a general way those years. The point is not the Osho's philosophy, but the consequences of his arrival in the U.S. We need empathy and rational thinking, like the moment context they are living in the 80's etc... We all know the U.S., today, has no only Christians, but budha's followers, atheists, spiritists, and other beliefs. The only thing I'm really sure to say is both sides are the only ones to have the authorithy to relate their experiences. We must be less passional and more rational in documentaries like this.

    • @lucasfialho9547
      @lucasfialho9547 4 роки тому +2

      @1nicerdude What do you mean? Maybe it's a point of view that I did not see...

    • @dominicksebastien2254
      @dominicksebastien2254 4 роки тому +7

      I agree, the documentary was very well made.

    • @PravinDahal
      @PravinDahal 4 роки тому +12

      That's what they want you to think. They give you false choices.

    • @utkarshmore6919
      @utkarshmore6919 4 роки тому +25

      Agreed but they have still shown it as a sex cult nothing in the 6 parts told why 500000 people agreed to his teachings in a world of no social media and his teachings were constantly nagged by the media still people followed him why , they have shown both side in the controversy very well balanced I could understand what locals must have felt and how the sanyasi must have felt but in all this it was just a sex cult

  • @battaglino77
    @battaglino77 6 років тому +2072

    "There's darkness in all of us. It doesn't make you a bad person"
    (laughs diabolically)

    • @zerorentonp.5563
      @zerorentonp.5563 6 років тому +6

      aep bravo. Well put

    • @KotoCrash
      @KotoCrash 6 років тому +25

      Didn't they say this right after talking about the attempted murder? Like... come on.

    • @tomhulme1176
      @tomhulme1176 6 років тому +19

      Imagine you can have such an impact on people that they would do anything for you.

    • @VanaeCavae
      @VanaeCavae 5 років тому +29

      There is darkness in everyone. But we should not be listening to it or let it dicate our actions.

    • @DeSantiagoDavid
      @DeSantiagoDavid 5 років тому +50

      Totally taken out of context. That guy was probably the noblest and most inteligent person on the film

  • @RajeshKumar-ww5mo
    @RajeshKumar-ww5mo 4 роки тому +590

    Meanwhile.....
    OSHO - Baby, my whole work is to confuse you..

    • @Toripusutashi
      @Toripusutashi 3 роки тому +57

      🤣🤣🤣 I am a spiritual playboy 😎

    • @PeddlerPablo
      @PeddlerPablo 3 роки тому +23

      Spritual playboy 😎

    • @aronkaroly3520
      @aronkaroly3520 3 роки тому +17

      Because you really don't know who you are... And what you capable of...
      And your government will use you anyway

    • @estelled389
      @estelled389 3 роки тому +8

      He was a spiritual playboy and God I love him ❤

    • @austinsujil7317
      @austinsujil7317 3 роки тому

      @@Toripusutashi 😂🙌

  • @Dishankism07
    @Dishankism07 2 роки тому +203

    Human brains will take atleast thousand years to understand osho. 🙂❤

    • @clashwithfriendscolony7195
      @clashwithfriendscolony7195 Рік тому +7

      Wtf

    • @akshaymeshram9546
      @akshaymeshram9546 Рік тому

      Don't consider everyone else as dim as you are.

    • @gauravtr7766
      @gauravtr7766 Рік тому +8

      No not 1000 ...it takes trillions of light years. If u choose brain....
      But i choose heart.
      It takes very minutes only.

    • @labelle1301
      @labelle1301 5 місяців тому

      And it's so simple it's just literally mind your damn business until someone doesn't mind theirs, and it's still hard for them to understand

  • @olddelhifilms
    @olddelhifilms 6 років тому +2760

    Just finished it, and it was superb.

    • @TheAnkurp09
      @TheAnkurp09 6 років тому +7

      Old Delhi Films what it is about??

    • @lfh1973
      @lfh1973 6 років тому +84

      ankur pathak maybe watch the trailer??

    • @ankurpandey7452
      @ankurpandey7452 6 років тому +1

      Osho

    • @tthecooljose4674
      @tthecooljose4674 6 років тому +40

      Old Delhi Films it is good seeing sellout youtubers like yourself taking a break from being mindless and embracing pretentiousness..

    • @mayankbhatia1904
      @mayankbhatia1904 6 років тому +1

      Sach me bhai.

  • @mayrobintamang
    @mayrobintamang 6 років тому +390

    I am from NEPAL and the OSHO movement has grown BIGGER than ever in our country over the few decades.....definitely OSHO will remain a rare GEM no matter what people think of him.....we need more individuals like him to challenge the existing STATUS QUO.......no matter how technologically advanced the earth has become,our mind set is still of DARK AGE full of Greed, lust for power,sex and money.....We need our planet with higher consciousness values NOW more than ever....

    •  6 років тому +16

      You're right, but Netflix is just as criminal and racist as his loved idol and leader Donald Trump.

    • @brandonterzic
      @brandonterzic 6 років тому +3

      there is no status quo....

    • @fakiraa_
      @fakiraa_ 6 років тому +2

      Swami ji 🙏🏻🙏🏻

    • @JBRich1
      @JBRich1 6 років тому +29

      Greed, lust, power, sex... all the things Osho partook...

    • @anyone8763
      @anyone8763 5 років тому +1

      seriously the place worked because people from the outside feed the economy of the place without that and the place couldn't do much. the man had high end tastes so he had greed and maybe some other personal demons to deal with. they should had worked more on their utopia and less on being assholes to the bigot christians maybe more could have been done.

  • @OcpCommunications
    @OcpCommunications 6 років тому +953

    Another addicting as hell, masterfully made and enthralling Netflix documentary series. An instant classic.

    • @552mustang
      @552mustang 6 років тому +4

      OcpCommunications It was well made I agree! Netflix is a solid company and they actually have good personalization algorithms so it doesnt peddle me any of the more liberal crap they do ;-) Documentaries I love.

    • @pardeepparkash398
      @pardeepparkash398 6 років тому +4

      opcommunications;yep,instant classic,amazing this piece of history was somehow forgotten and overlooked-great story,better than any fiction.

    • @galacula
      @galacula 6 років тому +4

      Have any other recommendations?

    • @fernandomaron87
      @fernandomaron87 6 років тому +3

      +galacula The keepers

    • @rickylovesyou9063
      @rickylovesyou9063 6 років тому

      OcpCommunications *addictive

  • @bohemianbum6082
    @bohemianbum6082 2 роки тому +71

    One of my favorite documentaries ever because it speaks to my own philosophy and shows a society of two sides

  • @manikgupta1025
    @manikgupta1025 4 роки тому +643

    Osho was seriously one in a billion.Great series by Netflix.

    • @muhashames5924
      @muhashames5924 3 роки тому +81

      yeah his kind of ignorant is rare

    • @nmerchant79
      @nmerchant79 3 роки тому +21

      @JP Smith agree but people are so unhappy they will follow whoever sells happiness . instead one should rely on the source of happiness which is our creator.

    • @reaper9443
      @reaper9443 3 роки тому +46

      @@nmerchant79 creator who? Your parents?

    • @nmerchant79
      @nmerchant79 3 роки тому +1

      @@reaper9443 Your parents are not the ones who created you. They just did the act but God is the one who put you in your mothers womb. Even if your parents wanted they could not conceive you if it was not GODs will to put you in there. Also what about all the other non living things like the sky etc if reproduction is what you think is the only way to reproduce?

    • @magicalchemicaldaddy3919
      @magicalchemicaldaddy3919 3 роки тому +3

      @@reaper9443 your parents are also creatures of God sweetheart same as you. God isn't optional unfortunately

  • @dtd1986
    @dtd1986 6 років тому +1585

    Oh my god just read his books. Read The Secret of Secrets. What Osho wrote about has nothing to do with cults and religions.

    • @Harmansnation
      @Harmansnation 6 років тому +22

      I know brother

    • @cynicalidealist11
      @cynicalidealist11 6 років тому +93

      From what I understand he was vehemently against cults and religions alike.

    • @snowyrails
      @snowyrails 6 років тому +72

      Read Tilopa, Milarepa, Lao Tsu, Chuang Tsu, Yoka Daishi, Theologica Mystica, The Golden Sutras of Pythagoras, Buddha. People have been saying exactly the same things Osho said for thousands of years. Yet the established order does not like people to understand their own consciousness, awareness and enlightenment. The established order would prefer the masses to be indoctrinated and set against themselves by the rotten priests and cunning, guilt tripping politicians, creating a schizophrenic, subservient and docile humanity -that is easy to control. Properly understood the authors listed above provide the wisdom necessary to break the rotten society's conditioning, to gain a clarity of awareness -and to become a master of one's own consciousness. Also stay with the question, 'what is the true nature of the seeker within you?' -and at the right moment a teacher will appear.

    • @danger2231
      @danger2231 6 років тому +45

      @victoria man He didn't care, he probably has a narcissistic personality disorder, he wanted to implement his beautiful ideas on how we can live by force, the sad thing is his followers thought they were awaken when they were not, they were merely following Osho as some kind of god, which he has said since the start, that he did not intend to do it, that said he probably manipulated people for his own gain, this is why people get mixed feelings, hate or love towards Osho, he thought that his system would produce peace in america, but that was what his followers did to him I believe, the amount of power they gave him, made him into such man, another possibility is that he was aware of everything, did all the wrong things what we normal humans beings do, proving his point, that despite his beautiful ideas on basically everything, he can be seem as an evil man, as he is just... a man, you can learn about his beautiful views and still decline his path, you do not have to take his path, but you sure hell can get tips on how to live better from a genius insane man that was after power and admiration.

    • @Valondzelili
      @Valondzelili 6 років тому

      his/her

  • @daithiocinnsealach1982
    @daithiocinnsealach1982 5 років тому +385

    They called it evil and all I keep thinking about is when their ancestors came to America and took over the entire land and nearly wiped out the "Indians" and vilified them and justified their actions and kept on believing they were God's people. And even today most Conservative white Evangelical Americans will not admit that their ancestors treated the "Indians" in an evil manner. Its ironic and sad.

    • @jb76489
      @jb76489 5 років тому +9

      Americans bad

    • @elprofesor8571
      @elprofesor8571 4 роки тому +12

      Daaammnn..never really thought about it but prophets like jesus nd muhammad really did something like osho but unlike osho they were extremely i mean unbelievably successful. After watchin the documentary..I realized how friggin hard it can be to change the mind of n entire civilisation/society.
      But jesus nd muhammad nailed it..as much as I respect osho I cant deny that he certainly failed miserably compared to these 2..naa they cant even be compared I mean just read the history mfs!!
      Gotta respect em fr that if not fr any other achievement.
      They both were poor..academically NOT very educated..frm n illiterate society(muhammad). Started off their project ALONE!!..without any initial or foundational support like osho had..OMG nd I can just keep going on about it🤯
      Look I'm NOT a muslim or a Christian.
      My actual point isn't to look down on osho OR to compare anybody really.
      All I'm tryna say is that..U CAN DO IT!
      Like if u have n idea or a vision that's very grand..makes u think that naa that's just too big fr me to do it/start off alone..dnt be scared or afraid of actually trying.
      Edit: after researching well more like googling a lil more I found out that Muhammad was/is much more successful then jesus..AGAIN that's not the point. just said it or else ppl would distract by the fact that I depicted jesus nd muhammad a bit inaccurately

    • @ayoonismail329
      @ayoonismail329 3 роки тому

      @@elprofesor8571 Prophet Mohammad was a masnger of the God

    • @elprofesor8571
      @elprofesor8571 3 роки тому +11

      @@ayoonismail329 yes according to him and his followers right?
      I'm still investigating/researching about him(and islam) and even other religious figures..i haven't decided to follow one..yet.

    • @ayoonismail329
      @ayoonismail329 3 роки тому

      @@elprofesor8571 nothing better than Islam and Islam is the truth and the only truth

  • @prasadsukuri7619
    @prasadsukuri7619 Рік тому +262

    This is a classic example that no country or society in the world would accept or tolerate living harmoniously with people who have beliefs different from their own. This can be observed not only in present times but also throughout history, including refugee crises. However, India stands out as a historical example of a country that has accepted and embraced people from all walks of life. Despite facing some challenges, India's ability to foster harmony among diverse groups surpasses that of many sophisticated Western democratic countries.

    • @SKtheFighter-xv1hp
      @SKtheFighter-xv1hp Рік тому +1

      But discriminated their own 90% hindu population in the name of SHUDRAand still doing it 😅😅😅😅😅
      Hindu UPPER CASTE people are the most hypocrite people on earth....
      Now say it was done by Islam and Britishers

    • @anujnema-fe8ys
      @anujnema-fe8ys Рік тому +10

      Absolute truth

    • @Commonsense1020
      @Commonsense1020 Рік тому +16

      Buddha ,Zorba and osho will always be misunderstood.

    • @brave_new_india_science
      @brave_new_india_science Рік тому

      INDIA IS SO TOLERANT THAT SOMETIMES PEOPLE THINK IT AS INDIAS WEAKNESS BUT NONVIOLENCE IS ULTIMATE BRAVERY

    • @StudyResearchandAnalysis
      @StudyResearchandAnalysis Рік тому +1

      Muslims in India ?
      Bro Stop Lying,
      Osho was actually having Multiple Arrest Warrants in India that’s why they had to Move out To USA.
      And How the Fu*k Can you think that A Community which would Prepare a Bioterror Attack against America Will be allowed to Live In America, Freedom doesn’t mean you have the freedom to Commit Crimes .
      And “at Present Times” dude India Is Treating Muslims very badly, stop Trying to Lie in Comments and Make The Western People think You are so Great.

  • @EsquireUnlimited
    @EsquireUnlimited 6 років тому +330

    Osho changed my Life. He is the Real Deal

    • @HarryTchong
      @HarryTchong 6 років тому +28

      He changed mine too. Most intelligent man I know.

    • @prateekhegde8560
      @prateekhegde8560 6 років тому +9

      I am a rajaneeshi.osho is my guru

    • @edward-x3s6f
      @edward-x3s6f 6 років тому

      manjul dubey have to agree some many different points even from ones that where around him

    • @abhisheksinha7207
      @abhisheksinha7207 6 років тому +4

      Please watch osho maa sheela controversy videos, you will know the reality. How did they abuse each other ?

    • @commonmanv.3257
      @commonmanv.3257 6 років тому +2

      Prem Cena why what happened bro? Never had a girlfriend or a boyfriend to have sex?

  • @cargamer831
    @cargamer831 6 років тому +164

    *I am widely misunderstood. I don’t think that it is in any way disrespectful to me. This is a compliment . The more widely I am misunderstood, the better. Certainly, Socrates was not so widely misunderstood - he was misunderstood only in Athens. Gautam Buddha was not so widely misunderstood - he was misunderstood only in Bihar*
    *They were not so fortunate as I am. I am misunderstood all over the world! With me starts a new era of the misunderstanding becoming so wide. But with it there is a great hope too*
    *If there are so many people who misunderstand me, there are millions of people who love me too.Those millions who love me, who understand me, may be silent - that’s why you hear only the voices which are against me. This has to be understood; it is part of human psychology* *Love is always silent* --- OSHO

    • @honeybunch1411
      @honeybunch1411 6 років тому +2

      Perhaps the problem ("...widely misunderstood...") is your focus on "I" and "me"?

    • @darkangelsl3732
      @darkangelsl3732 5 років тому +3

      Buddha was never misunderstood in Bihar. What nonsense

    • @jankoraphy6909
      @jankoraphy6909 5 років тому +8

      @@darkangelsl3732 as if you were there with buddha all the time.

    • @NITAMKUMAR
      @NITAMKUMAR 5 років тому +3

      @@darkangelsl3732 so you claim that whole bihar Understood Buddha....?Or you understood full Buddha?

  • @antarshakti3093
    @antarshakti3093 6 років тому +125

    Osho and his phenomena was even more fascinating than a thriller movie.

  • @ishanchandonkar1310
    @ishanchandonkar1310 9 місяців тому +11

    OSHO is like endless sky. You can totally change your life. Because I have changed my life. If you simply start listening to him, you will be surprised. You will enter a world you can never return from. Your perspectives to look at life will be totally different. You can experience the whole sky. You can become a real human being.

  • @bewise952
    @bewise952 2 роки тому +83

    Buddha, mahavir, vivekanad all were humiliated but today people know how great were they. One day osho will also get his respect

    • @mangalsingh2050
      @mangalsingh2050 Рік тому +9

      Yes, Human mind doesn't absorb the truth.

    • @JidduKrishnamurti.
      @JidduKrishnamurti. 10 місяців тому +1

      Truth is the ultimate True

    • @AmanSrajput
      @AmanSrajput 10 місяців тому

      He have his respect already man. No matter the number of people. Actually, it is not necessary to get respect from all the donkeys living in this world

    • @nationalist587
      @nationalist587 8 місяців тому

      Exactly

    • @GodFuckker
      @GodFuckker 6 місяців тому

      Bro where can i watch full documentary of wild wild country

  • @hitman8633
    @hitman8633 8 місяців тому +22

    OSHO
    Greatest person in Human History
    Proud to be Bhartiya

    • @ShivamMishra-v6j
      @ShivamMishra-v6j 8 місяців тому +1

      Qtiya hai kya 😂😂philosophy me bola to sochta bhi lekin usme bhi Aristotle, Plato,Friedrich Jaime bhare pade hai bhai

    • @hitman8633
      @hitman8633 8 місяців тому

      @@ShivamMishra-v6j your language shows what u r

    • @vedgondik6203
      @vedgondik6203 8 місяців тому

      Sex cult

    • @Originalrebelosho
      @Originalrebelosho 8 місяців тому +1

      ​@@ShivamMishra-v6j but he took fight to the most powerful country in the world single handedly

    • @Originalrebelosho
      @Originalrebelosho 8 місяців тому +1

      ​@@vedgondik6203ur dad reproduced by jerking off or what.. he also had sex

  • @Mourinho244
    @Mourinho244 Рік тому +66

    If anyone of you are depressed , stressed,fuked, from mental health...read osho..see osho....feel osho.... you'll definitely attain peace...

    • @Cr4ZzZy
      @Cr4ZzZy 10 місяців тому

      You better touch some grass, weirdo

    • @srinuart
      @srinuart 10 місяців тому +1

      Perfect...❤

    • @RohanElBuchanan
      @RohanElBuchanan 6 місяців тому

      👍

    • @TheJonOsborne
      @TheJonOsborne 6 місяців тому

      I love this. His words are simply the best. I am up to 40 books and I want them all. Nobody is more enlightened than Osho. I wish Rajneeshpuram was still here today.

    • @boop79
      @boop79 27 днів тому

      No thanks he’s a con man

  • @Ameya_pardeshi
    @Ameya_pardeshi Рік тому +93

    Osho was Most misunderstood Guru (Pure soul) on earth.. Those who understood osho they experienced real heaven within.. Feeling so Blessed 🙏even hearing his voice.। Miss you osho ❤

    • @premnalin4529
      @premnalin4529 11 місяців тому +2

      Yes, fortunate devotees ❤🪔🌹Osho🌹❤❤❤❤❤

    • @heterodoxx5300
      @heterodoxx5300 11 місяців тому +11

      lol, Osho was a Devil.

    • @premnalin4529
      @premnalin4529 11 місяців тому

      @@heterodoxx5300 🌼 Listen to 🌹 Osho 🌹 and if you like and love, you are fortunate otherwise......

    • @Mohallekiaunty
      @Mohallekiaunty 8 місяців тому

      hahaha this clown thinks he is an intellect.. osho was a clown who made a fool of americans. chutiya banaya sab ko

    • @facthub9964
      @facthub9964 7 місяців тому

      ​@@heterodoxx5300devil for intolerance religion

  • @bittu2374
    @bittu2374 5 років тому +24

    I just opened Netflix account only for watching this webseries Thank you Netflix

  • @christopherprice3955
    @christopherprice3955 6 років тому +198

    The way they portray OSHO is sad....the irony is that he knew about all of this and just remained a witness. He had absolutely nothing to do with this.He just observed......

    • @rosskolnikov
      @rosskolnikov 6 років тому +22

      And that's on him. The entire Ashram was in his name and started by his vision. The buck stopped with him even though Sheela was the one committing the crimes.

    • @Microphunktv-jb3kj
      @Microphunktv-jb3kj 6 років тому +1

      Lol Osho teachings are the work of crowley and lavey..
      i think you need to to be more research where that philosophy derives from : ))

    • @christopherprice3955
      @christopherprice3955 6 років тому +1

      Microphunktv? What are the full names and I will look it up.

    • @harshnautiyal1699
      @harshnautiyal1699 6 років тому +13

      Osho was no less than the fake babas we encounter regularly.

    • @Abhishek-150
      @Abhishek-150 6 років тому +16

      Harsh Nautiyal : He was not fake but he was straight.. Tell me one thing which he hides from world..have you read any of his books?

  • @keertivimal8455
    @keertivimal8455 6 років тому +285

    I watched the whole series. There are major gaps. No mention of Osho being asked to sign in as “David Washington” in a jail in Oklahoma. No mention of Osho being poisoned with thallium while in jail or toxicology confirmation of heavy metal poisoning from samples sent to a lab in London.
    They did show that the trip from North Carolina to Portland, Oregon took weeks. There was no mention of the actual plea Osho made. They show several people saying they were glad Osho pleaded guilty. The actual plea was an Alford plea, a guilty plea by a defendant who claims to be innocent.
    Finally, they jumped from deportation to Pune Two, omitting that Osho was refused entry or forcibly removed from 21 countries (“the world tour”) before returning to India.

    • @ramandeepkaur218
      @ramandeepkaur218 6 років тому +14

      Keerti Vimal exactly.

    • @arp9541
      @arp9541 6 років тому +5

      Keerti Vimal No mention ofthe rapes and pedo behavior etc

    • @loveh0tel
      @loveh0tel 6 років тому +12

      Thanks for this information. The lawyer on his side said at the end that he is publishing a book about what he experienced. Now I am interested and awaiting it.

    • @mayanksinha6410
      @mayanksinha6410 6 років тому +27

      Common people have always mistreated an Enlightened Guru like this ,in every era in every generation .they killed sukrat , jesus, rumi .. I dint watch the series coj I dont care what was happening around him then , I only care what Bhagwaan has really Meant to speak, i.e. Silence btwn the words .. I thank Internet to let me run into master over the masters

    • @shoegazer5451
      @shoegazer5451 6 років тому +6

      @Hungo do you have link for that claim ? they weren't christians dude

  • @megan88214
    @megan88214 3 роки тому +98

    This was the best documentary! I think they were just a bunch of people who wanted to be free and careless of society. But I also deeply understand the fear that the residents of Antelope felt by these people. Truly feel for both sides..

    • @rained23JMTi
      @rained23JMTi 2 роки тому +1

      my view the residents of Antelope are terrorists exactly portraying how America behaves to other countries especially the middle east .

    • @moodtwister5037
      @moodtwister5037 Рік тому +2

      You have to watch Osho speech first it's highly spiritual

    • @honeybling5228
      @honeybling5228 Рік тому

      The people of antelope actually freared the us government there.

  • @ShivaShaktification
    @ShivaShaktification 5 років тому +462

    Anyone else think it's very interesting that the documentary makers never even bothered to show any of Osho's actual philosophy, in Wild Wild Country, when there are endless recorded video lectures of his to choose from? Why intentionally leave out what the man stood for, and what the followers were there listening to? Why did they choose to completely OMIT all of his ideas from this documentary? And why did most people not even notice this fact that I am pointing out? Anyone who reads this , I encourage you to check out what the man was actually SAYING.

    • @Someonesaidthis
      @Someonesaidthis 5 років тому +32

      ShivaShaktification maybe Netflix has a agenda?

    • @Irishhound
      @Irishhound 5 років тому +71

      There is a difference between what someone says, and what someone teaches. Just because he said things that sounded peaceful and nice, does not mean that is what he taught.

    • @Giziegler
      @Giziegler 5 років тому +77

      Because This documentary was not about his philosophy, it was about how full of flaws the system is

    • @whipivy
      @whipivy 5 років тому +21

      Considering the reality of his resulting efforts, I don't think his philosophy is relevant anymore.

    • @karansoam
      @karansoam 5 років тому +42

      So true! I used to believe that Osho was a con-man but then I actually listened to him and GODDDDD, I was completely blown away. He changed my thoughts like no one ever could. He was WAYYY ahead of his time!

  • @dimedroll95
    @dimedroll95 6 років тому +1005

    The soundtrack is Katie Kim - Day is Coming.
    Like this comment, if you find this information helpful for other people.

  • @SAkURAYOWA
    @SAkURAYOWA 3 роки тому +62

    I’m so glad for Sheela’s final statement. I agree with her on that part. That made this docuseries superb for me.

    • @AvatarTTfan
      @AvatarTTfan Рік тому +1

      what was her statement?

    • @Oshokc1
      @Oshokc1 4 місяці тому

      She was the main culprit

  • @fzeckry
    @fzeckry 3 роки тому +144

    Hands down the best documentary series ever! It blew my mind. I came out feeling just neutral and non judgemental. Is that good.

  • @zsedcftglkjh
    @zsedcftglkjh 6 років тому +1509

    Beware the power of the editing room. Documentaries show what they want you to believe. Pick up a sourced book instead.

    • @1lollmaolol1
      @1lollmaolol1 5 років тому +39

      yep. at best this is entertainment.

    • @MegaTuber86
      @MegaTuber86 5 років тому +62

      lol oh look we spotted the self righteous assholes.

    • @paulcorcoran7295
      @paulcorcoran7295 5 років тому +17

      So true, always seek a number of sources. Never rely on one.

    • @dtre3885
      @dtre3885 5 років тому +48

      @nikto45 you do realize theoretically that the US government picked up arms first,attacking then to "disarm a group of people" who wanted protection from those who wished them harm, basically your saying that the US had already lost when we separated from England and formed a military?? Yeah your goofy

    • @mauricelamain1978
      @mauricelamain1978 5 років тому +3

      this is the longest documentary i ever seen, there is so much testimony from the people that lived with him, it wasn't a genuine movement, look it on netflix

  • @29sstomar
    @29sstomar 3 роки тому +76

    every thing was on record ....thats why this series is soo intresting .....

  • @CircledIndian
    @CircledIndian 6 років тому +372

    I don't need any documentary to understand Osho.... I can listen directly his video/audio discourses....

    • @GirishoSpiritualMedia
      @GirishoSpiritualMedia 6 років тому +8

      Well said bro

    • @anhtungtran5398
      @anhtungtran5398 6 років тому +22

      me too, from my point of view osho is truly a buddha

    • @honeybunch1411
      @honeybunch1411 6 років тому +4

      You use "I" a lot? Perhaps watching will help with that - thinking outside of oneself.

    • @zesvo
      @zesvo 6 років тому +14

      @@honeybunch1411 Drop your judgeMENTALness sister teresa!!!

    • @joelsmith615
      @joelsmith615 5 років тому

      Way to judge a book by its cover...

  • @sushantsharma6069
    @sushantsharma6069 Рік тому +172

    I am from India and i love Osho more than anything else because no matter how much controversy he created 40 years back but i must say he has tremendous understanding and knowledge of what life exactly is and spirituality he gave me the real meaning of spirituality. He was pure and clear anyone can judge him but its not easy how he lived back fhen. This is very sad that people are judging him without knowing anyrhing about him. He was a gem ever lived on earth. RESPECT.... love you OSHO 🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕

    • @mandeepkumar6760
      @mandeepkumar6760 Рік тому +5

      Same Here

    • @manmastmaganmanmastmagan
      @manmastmaganmanmastmagan Рік тому +7

      by your logic should people also support "Zakir Naik" just because some of his stuff got lots of views?

    • @lyricon4043
      @lyricon4043 Рік тому +24

      @@manmastmaganmanmastmagan The difference Osho was a rational person and he always gave best arguments in the support of his statements. He didn't gave diplomatic answers, his statements were crisp and clear.

    • @huzz1150
      @huzz1150 Рік тому +1

      🤣 lmao

    • @therakeshdas
      @therakeshdas Рік тому

      😂😂😂

  • @umesh940
    @umesh940 6 років тому +12

    Out of this whole saga....... I have learnt that Ma Anand Sheela was the truly the person who teaches every single one of us, even she teaches OSHO.

    • @exodus134
      @exodus134 4 роки тому

      finally.. someone noticed!

  • @terzelrasmus-williams2530
    @terzelrasmus-williams2530 3 роки тому +145

    Watching this documentary right now and so far it's really gripping. They really show you and they don't tell you what happened. You can form your own opinion based on your own knowledge and world view. If you watch objectively - you never know who will be the villain or the hero of even anti-hero in every scene. I find myself forever in the middle not being able to take a side. And that in essence is the beauty of this documentary. It leaves me questioning what is fact or fiction RE this story in history. Just shows. Humans are complex and there is no right or wrong answer. No black or white. We are human. We are complex creatures.

    • @emmajane646
      @emmajane646 Рік тому +3

      No right or wrong answer? Did you know there was sexual abuse of women and children there? Do you think that right or wrong?

    • @mehdibenfredj1818
      @mehdibenfredj1818 Рік тому +5

      @@emmajane646 that wasn’t shown in the documentary. For someone who learns about this story for the first time and that only judges by the informations provided in the documentary, you simply couldn’t say. I for myself was sensing some weird stuff happening in in Rajneeshpuram, like child abuse and rape but… I didn’t find any evidence of that

    • @luzmariaacosta4623
      @luzmariaacosta4623 Рік тому

      @@mehdibenfredj1818 Was it rare to you not finding anything?

    • @We-Do-NOT-Consent-303
      @We-Do-NOT-Consent-303 Рік тому

      You will never know the truth about OSHO, unless you study his teachings for about 20 years, as I have.
      You will not understand his Greatness unless you do 10,000 hours of meditation.
      Netflix is incapable of conveying those truths to you.
      They will even lead you astray, because they do not understand OSHO either.

    • @johnnythewalrus
      @johnnythewalrus 11 місяців тому +2

      That's the point, though. They're not going to show that in the documentary, because I feel like they want to paint the cult in a more sympathetic light. They obviously couldn't just flat out praise the cult because there were obviously bad things going on, so they took more of a "neutral" approach, but clearly left out some terrible things.

  • @Invincible_1214
    @Invincible_1214 Рік тому +20

    Osho proved that this world has been living on wrong standards for centuries it's time to take the shift and he make it possible to paved the way for next generations.

  • @Pyhappiness
    @Pyhappiness 2 роки тому +24

    This all was happened when there was no internet and social media, then the world was attracted towards Osho's teachings. Imagine if the Osho' is present in today's time what has happened. The whole world has become follower of him😇.

    • @prabinsilwal9419
      @prabinsilwal9419 Рік тому +1

      There wouldn’t be name called America . They would have took over whole country and make it peacefull .

    • @modiji4595
      @modiji4595 Рік тому

      Is it bad???

    • @Razor-w1g
      @Razor-w1g Рік тому

      No... Still not the whole world! The modern world is still more intolerant and illogical than ever!

  • @hugo-yb5po
    @hugo-yb5po 6 років тому +340

    These documentaries are fire man

    • @thomastherrell9351
      @thomastherrell9351 6 років тому +2

      Another"fire" comment lmao

    • @cainification
      @cainification 6 років тому +2

      yeeeeeeah FIRE brah

    • @anantkaushal10
      @anantkaushal10 6 років тому

      hugo contact me for cracked accounts

    • @mayankbhatia1904
      @mayankbhatia1904 6 років тому

      Bhai gaand main aag lag gayi

    • @AmeliaPond1994
      @AmeliaPond1994 6 років тому

      Why do you lot have to be cynical and dismissive of everyone? hugo just expressed his appreciation for a pretty interesting docu. silence can be golden.

  • @swordoftruth8031
    @swordoftruth8031 6 років тому +69

    I was there and lived it. This intro is clearly sensationalist. I have not yet seen the series.. I rubbed shoulders with most the people seen in this clip. What I will say is that the whole experiment of Rajneeshpuram was awesome beyond most peoples capacity to understand. It was a template for the future of humanity living in community in tremendous love and awareness.

    • @rajathshetty325
      @rajathshetty325 6 років тому

      What is your opinion on krishna Deva?

    • @swordoftruth8031
      @swordoftruth8031 6 років тому +5

      I take it you mean the KD who was mayor. Last I heard he made a deal to get immunity for his wrong doings and went into one of those programs that give you a new name residence and identity. I suppose he was a traitor to the commune but I do not know the details.

    • @hariharbelhekar8524
      @hariharbelhekar8524 2 роки тому +1

      Have you ever been to the osho ashram in Pune, India?

    • @emmajane646
      @emmajane646 Рік тому

      What do you think about the women and children who were sexually abused?

    • @tej9027
      @tej9027 Рік тому

      @@hariharbelhekar8524 What is there ?

  • @PRAKASHKUMAR-cj3ot
    @PRAKASHKUMAR-cj3ot 5 років тому +431

    I can't believe that Netflix had eyes on osho
    thanks Netflix

    • @elprofesor8571
      @elprofesor8571 4 роки тому +5

      Daaammnn..never really thought about it but prophets like jesus nd muhammad really did something like osho but unlike osho they were extremely i mean unbelievably successful. After watchin the documentary..I realized how friggin hard it can be to change the mind of n entire civilisation/society.
      But jesus nd muhammad nailed it..as much as I respect osho I cant deny that he certainly failed miserably compared to these 2..naa they cant even be compared I mean just read the history mfs!!
      Gotta respect em fr that if not fr any other achievement.
      They both were poor..academically NOT very educated..frm n illiterate society(muhammad). Started off their project ALONE!!..without any initial or foundational support like osho had..OMG nd I can just keep going on about it🤯
      Look I'm NOT a muslim or a Christian.
      My actual point isn't to look down on osho OR to compare anybody really.
      All I'm tryna say is that..U CAN DO IT!
      Like if u have n idea or a vision that's very grand..makes u think that naa that's just too big fr me to do it/start off alone..dnt be scared or afraid of actually trying.
      Edit: after researching well more like googling a lil more I found out that Muhammad was/is much more successful then jesus..AGAIN that's not the point. just said it or else ppl would distract by the fact that I depicted jesus nd muhammad a bit inaccurately

    • @fusedart
      @fusedart 4 роки тому +2

      well people create stuff and sell it to NETFLIX.

    • @yagesh287
      @yagesh287 3 роки тому +5

      What is there to thank them? Defamation of a Hindu guru?

    • @Sanjay-gc1fd
      @Sanjay-gc1fd 3 роки тому +6

      @@yagesh287 imagine making a documentary of dark side of mother teresa xD bcs that won't happen

    • @Asmodeus406
      @Asmodeus406 3 роки тому +3

      @@elprofesor8571 ahh diff times no law n Jesus was not even a real person

  • @jackstewart5320
    @jackstewart5320 2 роки тому +17

    he is a very legendary man,a true enlightened master.dont believe what negative people tell you.listening to his lectures,and doing his guided meditations changed my life COMPLETELY.

  • @meet5551
    @meet5551 6 років тому +14

    completed watching all the 6 episodes just now. i started listening to him by accidently on some radio channel when i wasin curacao. it was back in 2010 since then i've been his fan... he really has guided me alot and made me who i am. and watching this documentry i think i need him alot more. he did so much for this world . he tried. i really wish that he was alive. he is a blessing!

  • @milkyway6812
    @milkyway6812 4 роки тому +156

    This documentary was disturbing, but also amazing, you showd us the good and bad side, and let us choose, thank you 💜

    • @earthsideasia7238
      @earthsideasia7238 3 роки тому

      Bad

    • @riderblack6401
      @riderblack6401 2 роки тому

      the what you think is bad side is what they brain washed you, there is nothing bad nothing good, there is freedom and being yourself without fear! buddy

    • @milkyway6812
      @milkyway6812 2 роки тому +2

      @@riderblack6401 you mean beating women without fear

    • @luzmariaacosta4623
      @luzmariaacosta4623 Рік тому +1

      How could someone ignore the fact that "chrstian people" choose to hate one cummunity 30 km away from them?

    • @We-Do-NOT-Consent-303
      @We-Do-NOT-Consent-303 Рік тому

      @@luzmariaacosta4623 Christians hate other Christians in the next town.
      Every one of them churches thinks only they have the truth, when REALLY none of them have it!

  • @illikkal
    @illikkal 4 роки тому +70

    Hats off to Netflix for telling these stories that most of the people never heard of.

  • @strombreaker7524
    @strombreaker7524 3 роки тому +16

    I started listening to him after i watched this series and Now I'm his fan .If it had added of his speeches . That would have been of another level .

    • @diwakarisonyoutube
      @diwakarisonyoutube 3 роки тому

      Hmmm, Should I give it a go?

    • @strombreaker7524
      @strombreaker7524 3 роки тому +9

      @@diwakarisonyoutube of course . No one can beat his logic and sarcasm .

    • @andreipavel6270
      @andreipavel6270 7 місяців тому +1

      Absolutely right. Osho changed my life completely for the best. After I tried dynamic meditation my life improved tremendously

  • @swamiantargunj8545
    @swamiantargunj8545 3 роки тому +70

    Love Him or Hate Him,
    but You Can't Ignore Him.
    OshO - the master of masters

    • @AL_THOMAS_777
      @AL_THOMAS_777 3 роки тому +1

      Just read his wonderful and very rare book about N i e t z s c h e ("Zarathustra - the laughing prophet") and you will have a friend for your life !

    • @AllmightyS61
      @AllmightyS61 Місяць тому

      Can you share the pdf ​@@AL_THOMAS_777

  • @ooooaaaa1664
    @ooooaaaa1664 5 років тому +11

    I used to think wrong about OSHO and kept ignoring his books and videos and when I watched his videos I was totally shocked for me he is one of the greatest person visited this earth.

  • @Gamerevans337
    @Gamerevans337 6 років тому +18

    One of the best series I have ever seen ! THRILLING, STUNNING, AMAZING!

  • @harinandan4850
    @harinandan4850 3 роки тому +40

    Infinite love For Osho.
    Peace be upon him.

  • @godzilla0083
    @godzilla0083 6 років тому +10

    I watched this docu-series, and it was amazing! Netflix scored a big goal with this series. Wild Wild Country is highly recommended in my opinion.

  • @anjo902
    @anjo902 4 роки тому +31

    Netflix documentaries are absolutely incredible. This, The Devil Next Door, The Confession Killer, Tiger King and Real Detectives are my fav documentaries in it.

    • @aughalough1
      @aughalough1 2 роки тому

      What about ... Murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier.

  • @theDonRua
    @theDonRua 4 роки тому +552

    One of my biggest takeaways from the show is how incredibly competent Sheela seemed to be at organizing and getting things done. Unless there was alot they didn't show of leadership, in 4 years she blew that thing up bigtime, while Osho was a recluse. A town, medical lab ,police force, self-sustaining (likely by people turning over all their possessions ala Scientology), but still. She seems like a very competent women, but too arrogant and a ignorant of how to work with competing interests. A leader like her will build like mad, but rub others the wrong way, when they prick her, she will prick back twice, and the spiral of violence will continue to one group is defeated. She's ignorant in that way, but definitely smart in others. A savvy leader would have worked with the locals, understood what tehy wanted, helped to give what they wanted and make friends of them, then the county, then the state. They cuold have built somethign much larger, but their ego got in the way. Townspeople could hear couples having sex day and night, see them out in the open. That's not how you manage growth. You have places and ways to express somethings. You don't swamp a town people people all in 'uniforms', that creates fear, worry. Everyone has seen deadly cults come and go. You say you are different? ACT different. Prove you are different. Engage the world you live in, and learn how to accommodate your culture with others, and respect each other. Yes they had a handful of 40 bigots around, or maybe just fearful ignorant people, but trying to screw them was not 'smart' leadership. They would have been easy to win over with more nuanced leadership.

    • @victoriaporsiempre
      @victoriaporsiempre 4 роки тому +59

      Don Rua she is narcissistic and a manipulative, such traits make great business people...i would not call her a leader...

    • @kunalbibekar422
      @kunalbibekar422 4 роки тому +16

      Living around someone like osho and then she says she's not interested in any meditation. She was a narcissistic egoistic bitch.

    • @jalonjt
      @jalonjt 4 роки тому +11

      Kunal Bibekar and the U.S government is corrupt pieces of shit. The towns people were intolerable bigots. There are no good people in this story

    • @elprofesor8571
      @elprofesor8571 4 роки тому +1

      Daaammnn..never really thought about it but prophets like jesus nd muhammad really did something like osho but unlike osho they were extremely i mean unbelievably successful. After watchin the documentary..I realized how friggin hard it can be to change the mind of n entire civilisation/society.
      But jesus nd muhammad nailed it..as much as I respect osho I cant deny that he certainly failed miserably compared to these 2..naa they cant even be compared I mean just read the history mfs!!
      Gotta respect em fr that if not fr any other achievement.
      They both were poor..academically NOT very educated..frm n illiterate society(muhammad). Started off their project ALONE!!..without any initial or foundational support like osho had..OMG nd I can just keep going on about it🤯
      Look I'm NOT a muslim or a Christian.
      My actual point isn't to look down on osho OR to compare anybody really.
      All I'm tryna say is that..U CAN DO IT!
      Like if u have n idea or a vision that's very grand..makes u think that naa that's just too big fr me to do it/start off alone..dnt be scared or afraid of actually trying.
      Edit: after researching well more like googling a lil more I found out that Muhammad was/is much more successful then jesus..AGAIN that's not the point. just said it or else ppl would distract by the fact that I depicted jesus nd muhammad a bit inaccurately

    • @sreerajn7725
      @sreerajn7725 4 роки тому +26

      You r right. She was a megalomaniac. Give a man power and u can see the real character . She showed what kind of horrible person she was. But why a person like osho was not able to see it?

  • @AL_THOMAS_777
    @AL_THOMAS_777 3 роки тому +6

    Say what will folks but this guy was FAR ahead of his time. I think 100 years won´t be enough. No wonder he wasn´t much understand in the US. "What the farmer doesn´t know, he doesn ´t eat." 😁
    I ´ve read some of his books - beside Nietzsche and some noble few different authors, the best books I e v e r read. . .and I read m a n y . . .

  • @sourabdebnath3280
    @sourabdebnath3280 Рік тому +12

    India is a country where a small man without money can shake the world by his inner wisdom.

  • @robintamang280
    @robintamang280 6 років тому +166

    World is evolving slowly towards Osho Rajneesh ‘s Philosophy/ teachings......nobody even with a moral conscience can stop his revolutionary ideas.....

    • @honeybunch1411
      @honeybunch1411 6 років тому +7

      Nothing revolutionary really, just the utter conviction to live life simply and help others to do so. THAT makes Corporate America very, very afraid - where's the profit in it??

    • @zesvo
      @zesvo 6 років тому +1

      Bravo!

    • @zesvo
      @zesvo 6 років тому +5

      @@honeybunch1411 You missed the main point, which is the evolution of consciousness through meditation.

    • @JBRich1
      @JBRich1 6 років тому +2

      victoria man while drugging, raping, and murdering.

    • @zesvo
      @zesvo 5 років тому +1

      @victoria man No mental, or anger issues here! LMFAO

  • @suzsiz
    @suzsiz 6 років тому +754

    Although I have mixed feelings about Osho, It was just heartbreaking in how the US government treated him when he was imprisonated.

    • @owenkendrick5454
      @owenkendrick5454 6 років тому +31

      Those were not the same Americans who were attacked by Osho's followers, but honestly that makes no difference. There is not a single culture on this planet that is without blood on their hands. I don't know who you are or what group of people you identify with, but I guarantee that with the logic you use to criticizing the U.S., you criticize your own people as well. Holding people accountable is only a means to an end; that end being the personal growth of the one being held accountable. Remember the old adage: an eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind.

    • @owenkendrick5454
      @owenkendrick5454 6 років тому +9

      Ruby Badilla Yeah we shouldn't punish them, we should lock them up for everyone else's safety. There's a distinct difference. Let me explain what an eye for an eye means: If somebody wrongs you, do not wrong them back. Wronging them back just creates a cycle of retaliation. Also, it refers to grudges as a moral issue, not crime as a social issue lol. Are you arguing that we should punish descendants of European colonists for the injustices committed by their ancestors?

    • @dodgersfan7096
      @dodgersfan7096 6 років тому +4

      That would be your white ancestors right Sarah? With your red herring arguments

    • @JBRich1
      @JBRich1 6 років тому +5

      None of us invaded lands of Natives.

    • @JBRich1
      @JBRich1 6 років тому +6

      Owen Kendrick Exactly, holding people accountable now, for something that occurred hundreds of years ago is absurd!

  • @ShwetaSingh-mx7ll
    @ShwetaSingh-mx7ll 3 роки тому +50

    Osho was far ahead of his time. He was threat to many religious dominance and we all know how good USA is when it's comes to eliminating people.

  • @84blizzle
    @84blizzle 6 років тому +273

    Day is Coming- Katie Kim (song title)

  • @nunyabusiness3516
    @nunyabusiness3516 4 роки тому +285

    I don't see why those people couldn't just let the people in the red live on land they purchased legally. They weren't bothering anyone as far as I could tell. The neighbors got scared that they were different and started being ignorant.

    • @puff4me886
      @puff4me886 3 роки тому +101

      You know, white Christians like to hate and judge people who are not them nor believe in the same thing as them.

    • @Indeciferable
      @Indeciferable 3 роки тому +77

      Imagine living in a community that you love suddenly thousands of people move into it and they treat you like you're an idiot and ignorant. They then use their numbers to overpower any voice you might have and then they call you ignorant, would you hold that same thought?

    • @justafidemyself
      @justafidemyself 3 роки тому +21

      @@Indeciferable yes because they were fools

    • @Indeciferable
      @Indeciferable 3 роки тому +34

      @@justafidemyself Thanks for that deep insight, let me counter it "No, they weren't."

    • @justafidemyself
      @justafidemyself 3 роки тому +20

      @@Indeciferable yes,they were.

  • @Koles500
    @Koles500 6 років тому +282

    I saw whole documentary and I like it, however one important fact is missing that Osho was given slow working poison and radiation in US jail and this is the reason of leaving his body so early.

    • @Koles500
      @Koles500 6 років тому +65

      Go fuck yourself.

    • @pressionreason4976
      @pressionreason4976 6 років тому +6

      Cuppa Tea fuck u

    • @ParveenKumar-ow5ew
      @ParveenKumar-ow5ew 6 років тому +1

      ua-cam.com/video/Rthb_489a1g/v-deo.html.

    • @explorer-xe7rt
      @explorer-xe7rt 6 років тому +9

      Everyone deserves to die and will die. Whats your point really?

    • @devawratvidhate9093
      @devawratvidhate9093 6 років тому +8

      various top international doctors was trying to save him in his pune ashram but it was too late ...
      the poison was already absorbed inside his blood....very sophisticated slow poisoning

  • @chanakyapatil412
    @chanakyapatil412 3 роки тому +7

    If I didn't take measures..to protect our community..no one else would do it🥺🥺🥺

  • @navneetsingh8941
    @navneetsingh8941 6 років тому +21

    The world is yet to truly understand the message of Osho.He was way ahead of his time and yet he remains the most misunderstood man after Jesus Christ

    • @rohan8483
      @rohan8483 6 років тому

      Navneet Singh True Said Bro 👍

  • @bcm8984
    @bcm8984 3 роки тому +36

    After the hotel bombing it just snowballed from there. Rajneesh aren’t innocent but damn at what point did they even have a choice.

    • @lionofapollo4636
      @lionofapollo4636 3 роки тому +3

      Who says it wasn't them or the Feds doing that just to drum everything up?
      Theres always some bombing of a building during a point in a conflict to flush support and sympathy to one side. It should always be something to be skeptical about.

    • @rohitchaurasia6892
      @rohitchaurasia6892 3 роки тому +4

      It is just like saying teresa and christains in india converted many hindu,muslim hungry helpless people to Christianity by promising them to give food,shelter.
      These things doesnt make every christian evil,bad.

    • @drrickmarshall1191
      @drrickmarshall1191 2 роки тому +1

      At every point.
      It's hypocritical to espouse peace and joy and turn around with greed and terrorism.

  • @2212chinna
    @2212chinna 6 років тому +142

    He became so famous people left their religion mostly Christianity and followed him, refused to donate churches, that led to demonising Osho, things they did to him r horrible.

    • @arp9541
      @arp9541 6 років тому +8

      sunil reddy Bathena He was a conman you moron

    • @BlueEyes-WhiteDrag0n
      @BlueEyes-WhiteDrag0n 6 років тому +25

      +Hungo So was Jesus Real ?
      and what is the Proof

    • @rageagaintstheNWO
      @rageagaintstheNWO 6 років тому +5

      Yeah, a cult of brainwashed hippies with weapons aren't dangerous at all. While he lived like a king, driving around in a different Rolls Royce every day. He truly was a fucking genius.

    • @Beans_Thecanecorso
      @Beans_Thecanecorso 6 років тому +1

      Gustav Adolf if you were careful with your eyes you would have seen that they got weapons because they were being threatened by the American's with their guns.

    • @onetime1264
      @onetime1264 6 років тому +1

      Gustav Adolf these people came here on their own free will they cane here to be free from society my grandpa actually lived in rajneese param (wrong spelling I know) and told me that they were a peaceful people and were driven out by people too scared of change.

  • @is-ness
    @is-ness 10 місяців тому +7

    Sheela was the problem. Osho only missed what she was doing. That was his mistake not his crime. This docu missed this. She was a killer.

  • @siddragon5
    @siddragon5 6 років тому +18

    I think this is the best documentary I’ve ever watched!!

  • @rajsrivastav6940
    @rajsrivastav6940 6 років тому +175

    He exposed them and in returned they poisoned him to death...

    • @Harmansnation
      @Harmansnation 6 років тому +9

      exactly

    • @sampreethj
      @sampreethj 4 роки тому +18

      It was the same kind of people who poisoned Gautama the Buddha. Nothing different.

    • @daminichavhan3629
      @daminichavhan3629 4 роки тому

      @@sampreethj who poison Gautam budha

    • @jmp01a24
      @jmp01a24 4 роки тому +3

      @@daminichavhan3629 The sha of Iran. Before he took the transgender operation and became Donald Trump.

    • @daminichavhan3629
      @daminichavhan3629 4 роки тому +4

      @@elprofesor8571 meanwhile in india there is lots of jesus and Mohammad happened in past 😂😂

  • @NxDoyle
    @NxDoyle 6 років тому +14

    One of the bits of old news footage in this doc features a so-called expert outlining the potential problems with the growth of the cult. Unfortunately, every metric she used to condemn the cult was applicable to major mainstream churches.

  • @satya12mh
    @satya12mh Рік тому +6

    Unfortunately Netflix only show how rajnishpooram settled in USA and confict between Osho and USA govt , they didn't cover the Osho's philosophy and Osho's journey...

  • @DORITOSLUCAS
    @DORITOSLUCAS 6 років тому +326

    Never born, Never died
    Only visited this planet earth between 12/11/1931 - 01/19/1990 . Jai!

    • @parvezsiddiqui8729
      @parvezsiddiqui8729 5 років тому +17

      He was just an sex addicted moron dude ..not much ..

    • @hemantv1676
      @hemantv1676 5 років тому +2

      @@zzzzzzzaaaaaa480 lol

    • @divyanshukumar2243
      @divyanshukumar2243 5 років тому +20

      @Mayank Kumar sex addict and pedophile are two different things.

    • @satyamdubey741
      @satyamdubey741 5 років тому +7

      @@parvezsiddiqui8729 read his works. His aim was to uncondition our minds, to expand consciousness. The only revolution- truth and enlightenment

    • @dr.leelakrishnaakkiraju5321
      @dr.leelakrishnaakkiraju5321 5 років тому +6

      Fuck osho

  • @CodyWhitlock
    @CodyWhitlock 6 років тому +905

    I hope this is good. I’m excited for this

    • @Autoctonal
      @Autoctonal 6 років тому +5

      Cody Whitlock well down the rabbit hole did a good job in UA-cam covering this subject.

    • @sanjeev0120
      @sanjeev0120 6 років тому +25

      Sure, Osho was awesome.

    • @teachersparker
      @teachersparker 6 років тому +14

      Ramandeep 971 I think you’re obviously biased here. The film did a good job just bringing this into documentary form for those who never heard about it. The interviews were the compelling part of the film and those weren’t taken from Wikipedia, . And it was done without it being one-sided. But you obviously have a hard time accepting the negative side to the Rajneesh commune. If you watched it through, you see that it was left open ended...there was no winner in this. If anything it is a very appropriate time to be talking about this as we are most divided... and you seem to be someone who would give rise to our division. Try to see both sides like the documentary tries to do. This isn’t about who was right or wrong. It’s all about perspective

    • @Genericperson658
      @Genericperson658 6 років тому

      Cody Whitlock its good, watching it

    • @cooterswift916
      @cooterswift916 6 років тому +13

      I'm only on episode 3 and I hate the way they were treated! They weren't doing anything illegal or harming anyone and there were terrorist attempts and potential law changes and other bullshit.

  • @sofoniasermias1134
    @sofoniasermias1134 5 років тому +48

    I just closed the last episode and oh my oh my it's just exquisite no other word can describe it....

    • @anshikasaxena9717
      @anshikasaxena9717 4 роки тому +1

      Follow Osho's meditation techniques
      You will end up with a beginning of silence

  • @shorty_mad_ink8051
    @shorty_mad_ink8051 3 роки тому +20

    As I watched it,, I couldn't help but wonder if the feelings the people from the small town had, were in anyway similar to what natives felt when we came here and settled??🤔

    • @ElvenWisdom
      @ElvenWisdom 3 роки тому +6

      I saw the same parallel as well. I know in my heart that both sides could have been happier, if it was done differently by the ashram of Osho.

    • @ShugaAnnSpyce
      @ShugaAnnSpyce 3 роки тому

      That part!!

    • @labelle1301
      @labelle1301 5 місяців тому

      Not really because, unlike the whitys these people came legally, in land that they bought and houses that they built with their own hands. They didn't killed and committed mass gncides unlike the ancestors of these...people.

  • @mayankbhatia1904
    @mayankbhatia1904 6 років тому +812

    Maa kasam, ek bande ne pura US hila ke rakh diya tha

    • @vijayarke7589
      @vijayarke7589 5 років тому +39

      mayank bhatia India Ko bhi or Hindu Dharm Ko bhi.

    • @chappantikli9711
      @chappantikli9711 5 років тому +29

      baad bhi khud hi hill gaya haha

    • @karansoam
      @karansoam 5 років тому +76

      @@chappantikli9711 Kya hila? Akamp tha bhai, atal, ekdum sthir marte damm tak. Ese insaan ko koi hila hi nahi sakta. Kabhi sunke dekhio iske hindi speeches. Shiv sutra, geeta darshan etc

    • @chappantikli9711
      @chappantikli9711 5 років тому +25

      @@karansoam maine suni hai , CIA ne india ke saath mil ke khatam kar diya isko, indira gandhi ki chaal thi , ab tum log modi ki chaat rahe ho pehle tum log indira ki chaata karte the.

    • @karansoam
      @karansoam 5 років тому +16

      chappan tikli tum log? Tu kahaan se hai? Osho sunke bi tera aur mera nai gaya tera? :)

  • @sarahsmyth5383
    @sarahsmyth5383 4 роки тому +82

    Typical example of fearing somthing you have no understanding of. Such a shame.

  • @toninhopavan2
    @toninhopavan2 3 роки тому +53

    I went to sleep in the last 2 days at 4 AM because I literally couldnt stop watching this.
    One of the best documentaries ever made

  • @VishalAryavart
    @VishalAryavart 9 місяців тому +3

    UA-cam took 6 yrs to recommend me this Masterpiece. 😅

  • @alina_dial
    @alina_dial 4 роки тому +13

    osho didn't want to rule , osho never had greed to rule , osho didn't want anyone to follow him blindly , he showed the world what we can do together with so many minds in one place and without having differences or caring about anything , just imagine , you have so many people to love to , and without any hatred and you can work and get satisfied , this is what osho made , the finest community or civilization of all time

    • @kumarabhishek5652
      @kumarabhishek5652 3 роки тому +3

      Hahha
      From where they generated wealth to run this nonsense??
      Without utilization of human potential, wealth cannot be generated.
      He hijacked psyche of rich folks and took their money to run his sex orgies.
      Spiritual awakening happen within oneself not some mind controller cult loving leader.

    • @alina_dial
      @alina_dial 3 роки тому

      @@kumarabhishek5652 well it happened within many of osho's followers and some foreign parties ruined it , they corrupted the system

    • @alina_dial
      @alina_dial 3 роки тому

      @@kumarabhishek5652 and yes people got influenced by him his influence was like buddha that's why everyone wanted to go to the path he made

    • @alina_dial
      @alina_dial 3 роки тому +1

      @@kumarabhishek5652 and wealth is just in minds , osho knew that he is conscious enough to manipulate this financial society , so money was never anything for him , it hardly mattered ,osho just enjoyed the life as one should and passed away like all others ,

  • @dondi2129
    @dondi2129 6 років тому +28

    Best doc I’ve ever seen. It was hard to choose a side. I enjoyed sheela the most. 🙏🏾

  • @shihvam
    @shihvam 11 місяців тому +4

    America will always be remembered for its injustice and non-democratic behaviour towards osho.

  • @sanjeetakaxaero
    @sanjeetakaxaero 6 років тому +25

    Has any of you seen the video of Osho explaining the word "fuck" as in noun, verb, adjective etc., I have never seen anyone articulate the f word so beautifully in grammar except Osho.

    • @TEXAS2459
      @TEXAS2459 6 років тому +3

      YES IT WAS EPIC N INTELLIGENT AND WAS SOOOOO WAYYY AHEAD OF ITS TIME THAT ITS THE MOST RELEVANT GRAMMAR OF ENGLISH WE ALL FOLLOW TODAY

    • @SamirPatnaik
      @SamirPatnaik 6 років тому +4

      Absolutely!!

  • @Siddu7987
    @Siddu7987 4 роки тому +151

    Yes he said it "Love or Hate but you can not ignore me" That's what happening..🕉️

    • @hrishikeshk7939
      @hrishikeshk7939 4 роки тому

      Are you from Karnataka?

    • @elprofesor8571
      @elprofesor8571 4 роки тому +2

      Daaammnn..never really thought about it but prophets like jesus nd muhammad really did something like osho but unlike osho they were extremely i mean unbelievably successful. After watchin the documentary..I realized how friggin hard it can be to change the mind of n entire civilisation/society.
      But jesus nd muhammad nailed it..as much as I respect osho I cant deny that he certainly failed miserably compared to these 2..naa they cant even be compared I mean just read the history mfs!!
      Gotta respect em fr that if not fr any other achievement.
      They both were poor..academically NOT very educated..frm n illiterate society(muhammad). Started off their project ALONE!!..without any initial or foundational support like osho had..OMG nd I can just keep going on about it🤯
      Look I'm NOT a muslim or a Christian.
      My actual point isn't to look down on osho OR to compare anybody really.
      All I'm tryna say is that..U CAN DO IT!
      Like if u have n idea or a vision that's very grand..makes u think that naa that's just too big fr me to do it/start off alone..dnt be scared or afraid of actually trying.
      Edit: after researching well more like googling a lil more I found out that Muhammad was/is much more successful then jesus..AGAIN that's not the point. just said it or else ppl would distract by the fact that I depicted jesus nd muhammad a bit inaccurately

    • @amartyaprakash897
      @amartyaprakash897 4 роки тому +1

      @@elprofesor8571 Agreed
      But Mohammad did it veru differently
      He did it by putting the fear of God in people
      Read Quran you will understand how he did it

    • @elprofesor8571
      @elprofesor8571 4 роки тому

      @@amartyaprakash897 i have read the entirety of quran various times..im a theologian..
      It is a necessary fear..nd its not just fear..
      It is a phenomenal balance between fear love etc..something like the concept of yin yang☯️ one could say

    • @phoenixj1299
      @phoenixj1299 4 роки тому +2

      Even Osama bin Laden couldn't be ignored. But that doesn't have any significance. Your logic is flawed.

  • @gurjapsingh2
    @gurjapsingh2 Рік тому +16

    Series somewhere tried to defame osho but Master can never be defamed❤

    • @gurjapsingh2
      @gurjapsingh2 Рік тому +7

      @PixelArtistic777 imagine being having zero knowledge about spiritualism and pointing finger on someone who was PHD in it.

    • @facthub9964
      @facthub9964 7 місяців тому +1

      ​@@gurjapsingh2 Osho was a legend

    • @swapnadutta6629
      @swapnadutta6629 5 місяців тому

      Imagine having 0 ability to think for yourself and be conned by an old man from South India till the end of your life (long after the old man dies)

    • @jenil5491
      @jenil5491 3 місяці тому

      @@swapnadutta6629 miss please try to hate him with all your heart. You will end up loving him.🙏🏻☺️

    • @swapnadutta6629
      @swapnadutta6629 3 місяці тому

      @@jenil5491 I don't hate him. I was just thinking out loud about the ability to think for oneself.
      Your confidence in your own illusion that I'll end up loving him, despite the fact that I am a complete stranger to you, is enough to authenticate my previous comment.
      Hope wiser counsel prevails on you henceforth!!

  • @daniell0909
    @daniell0909 3 роки тому +40

    I love you Osho! ❤️ Your legacy od wisdom.. Your seeds of light, love, peace, awareness will always grow into awakened humans. Your love will echo into eternity. You are the most misunderstood human ever. You are a threat to those who control the world, the society, because of everyone listens to you, then the society, the system would end. Your words, your silence will be felt and understood by those who are ready to listen to you. Unconditional love for you Osho

  • @saurabhkabali5702
    @saurabhkabali5702 3 роки тому +168

    Osho : The Ocean Of Knowledge!

  • @MegaSnippezz
    @MegaSnippezz 6 років тому +54

    Excellent documentary, gripping from start to finish. It truly grasps both sides of the history - the locals and the cult without idolizing either side. And what an extraordinary soundtrack, Damian Jurado's Cloudy Shoes playing at the end brought me to tears!

    • @rohitashkhaitan4578
      @rohitashkhaitan4578 Рік тому +1

      I thought the same when I first saw the documentary. But then I later heard speeches of osho and i felt the documentary missed everything about him. It's not his life or place or time that counts. Its the message and the philosophy of the man which makes him what he is, was not even touched.

    • @udaybhardwaj6012
      @udaybhardwaj6012 Рік тому

      @@rohitashkhaitan4578 true.

    • @udaybhardwaj6012
      @udaybhardwaj6012 Рік тому

      @@rohitashkhaitan4578 I listen his views on bhgwadgita.. and seriously bro I don't find anyone can touch osho's thinking level. Especially no in india

  • @rahulkaulvakil
    @rahulkaulvakil 5 років тому +625

    This is like watching America's war on expanding consciousness.

    • @bishopmontel2
      @bishopmontel2 5 років тому +2

      @@evana3813 yea like jesus

    • @3gigabakudon
      @3gigabakudon 5 років тому +33

      Jesus probably didn't buy himself a fleet of rolls royces.

    • @bishopmontel2
      @bishopmontel2 5 років тому +14

      @@3gigabakudon not on a Carpenter's salary

    • @chocomanger6873
      @chocomanger6873 5 років тому +12

      Consciousness doesn't expand or contract. Osho was a criminal.

    • @kirind.dragon1901
      @kirind.dragon1901 5 років тому +5

      @@3gigabakudon because they didnt exist back then and also jesus either didnt exist or was exageerated

  • @DavidDJ-2000
    @DavidDJ-2000 2 роки тому +40

    This was such an amazing story and journey! Even though I do think that there was a lot of important information left out of the documentary "Wild, Wild Country," I hope the Way brothers and Duplass brothers will give us a part 2 someday!! Hopefully they decided to put this series on DVD/Blu-ray with lots of bonus and never before seen footage!!

  • @theDonRua
    @theDonRua 4 роки тому +55

    I thought the doc was pretty sympathetic to Osho, and left his legacy up to the public to pursue further and decide. It even pointed out the tremendous surge in books available. But Osho nor his teachings were the point of the docuseries. Don't let your love and passions get in the way of reason. The story was about religious bigotry and fear, the use of power, as well as the darker side of ambition, organizations, etc. What Osho taught or didn't teach, was not binge material for cable tv. A commune leadership that tried to murder people, poison a town, take over a town, train a militia, those were the salient points of the story. It never came down one side or the other about the core teachings. (though i would like to understand what the disparity between expressing every free love how they wish, while dressing like monochromatic automatons. Or what buying 20 Rolls and drugging homeless people have to do with enlightenment)

    • @BlueberryCheesecake8
      @BlueberryCheesecake8 3 роки тому +15

      THIS! thank you for pointing this out because many people don't seem to understand the point of the documentary.

    • @arpitpatra
      @arpitpatra 3 роки тому +10

      Or just christian missionary propoganda to stop people from converting

    • @Steveinthailand
      @Steveinthailand 3 роки тому +4

      After watching this series, i understand how well the Americans are so pro-Mormon, so Jehohav Witness, so fundamentalist, but when a Hindu sect turns up, they freak out! Funny that the anti-vaxx far-right protestant major of Oregon would die in 2021 of Covid. Lol

    • @navinlalitaditya669
      @navinlalitaditya669 2 роки тому

      You are a one jealous lot
      Osho influence will keep on increasing, today and in the future
      People will follow his teachings, but will never know a idiot like you existed 🤣

    • @mwamussa
      @mwamussa 2 роки тому

      @@BlueberryCheesecake8 you seem very simple-minded. What happened BEFORE all the drastic measures that the commune took? THE BIGOTRY STARTED IT ALL. THE HARASSMENT AND BIGOTRY. We get that part of the documentary, but the FACT is that had they been left alone, NONE OF THAT BS WOULD HAVE HAPPENED. You should have stayed in school and gone to college and prob postgrad. That is all.

  • @jeonlyxoxo
    @jeonlyxoxo 5 років тому +27

    This is gripping! One of the best docs on Netflix.

  • @aneesh8963
    @aneesh8963 4 роки тому +88

    the greatest thing Osho left behind is his wisdom through the talks he gave, I don't give a shit about Sheela and all the other criminals in her gang

    • @thepubquiz3198
      @thepubquiz3198 3 роки тому +27

      If you truly believe that he wasn't leading that whole operation, you are very naive. That whole vowel of silence thing was just the equivalent of a mafia boss. Only speak to one person or a handful of trusted people, and that way there it is a lot less likely for evidence to leak out. Plus it leaves him with a scapegoat, which he used, but he wasn't expecting Sheela to do a runner, and that pisse him off. That whole thing of growing and taking over the state and USA, was planned from the beginning, the strategies changed, as different reactions and problems occured, but that was most certainly the plan from the beginning. They failed in India, yet they thought they could use the USA legal system to have success in the states. They thought they were much more intelligent than they really were, and had extreme delusions of grandeur, particularly Sheela. She Wasn't an idiot, but she really wasn't that intelligent either, which is why they failed miserably. I know Iq isn't everything, but with Sheela you'r talking about someone with probably a 120 IQ or less, max 130, yet she thought she was some Indian Einstein.

    • @muhashames5924
      @muhashames5924 3 роки тому +6

      he is an ignorant idiot

    • @harshjain3122
      @harshjain3122 3 роки тому +1

      @@muhashames5924 nope. See his talks, esp about democracy. Makes a lot of sense

    • @muhashames5924
      @muhashames5924 3 роки тому

      @@harshjain3122 no thanks

    • @howgamer
      @howgamer 3 роки тому +1

      @@muhashames5924 look at ur ignorance

  • @tmackie1694
    @tmackie1694 19 днів тому +1

    Stellar doc. What a filmmaking achievement. Editing is top notch.

  • @TheRealColt45
    @TheRealColt45 4 роки тому +23

    This was fantastic. Definitely a must-watch series.