Buddha was not referring to a rigid, man-made religious commandment. Instead, he was pointing to an objective, cosmic truth. Just as gravity acts on the physical body, Dhammo Sanantano acts on human consciousness and the spiritual realm. It is the self-evident, unchanging law of the universe that alignment with love, awareness, and compassion brings peace, while alignment with unconsciousness and hatred brings suffering. Osho’s Vision of the Eternal Law
The content of the book is derived from a series of discourses where Osho answers the burning questions of the human heart. He moves fluidly between the wisdom of Buddha, the insights of Mahavira, and the celebratory spirit of Krishna, yet his voice remains uniquely his own.
Osho’s commentary reinterprets the ancient verses of Gautama Buddha for the modern seeker, shifting the focus from rigid religious commandments to an . Key themes include:
The phrase comes directly from the Dhammapada , the most celebrated scripture in Buddhism [1].
