So the greatest work for sannyasins is to keep the message pure, unpolluted by you or by others-and-wait.

The future is bound to be more receptive, more welcoming. We may not be here but we can manage to change the consciousness for centuries to come.

And my interest is not only in this humanity: my interest is in humanity as such.

Keep the message pure, twenty-four carat gold.

Sermons in Stone # 12

Osho Resource Center has been founded to make available and keep the message pure, twenty-four carat gold. We collect, preserve and archive Osho’s work in physical and digital formats. The archives consist of audio and video discourses, photographs, documentaries on Osho & his communes, music around Osho, first edition books in Hindi and English, all mainstream periodicals, early publications from 1950’s and 60’s, articles published in magazines & newspapers in the 50’s and 60’s and all other relevant things that we keep getting.

With this in mind we intend to safeguard Osho’s work in its original and pure form. His heritage is not only his words, but also his presence, his energy, his silence, and his celebration. His heritage is a treasure that belongs to humanity, and it should be preserved and protected from any distortion, manipulation, or exploitation.

These archives can be made available to researchers and seekers to consult by invitation. A complete physical archive of books and other print materials are available for reference. Physical archives are available near New Delhi, India.

The physical archive has a beautiful collection of Osho’s handwritten articles from the early days. There are photographs from his early days, traveling and conducting meditation camps, meeting people, and addressing people in small and large groups. The collection also consists of his robes, shoes, caps and other things that Osho used and gave to his disciples as gifts. All these have been preserved with utmost care.

Currently, these treasures reside within a meticulously curated private collection, that has been collected over the years. These relics represent his presence, his energy, and his legacy. We wish to establish a readily accessible space to house these relics and physical archives, ensuring their preservation for generations to come.