December 11, 1931: Osho is born in Kuchwada, a small village in the state of Madhya Pradesh, central India.
March 21, 1953: He becomes enlightened at the age of twenty-one, while majoring in philosophy at D.N. Jain college in Jabalpur.
1956: Osho receives His M.A. from the University of Sagar with First Class Honors in Philosophy.
1957-1966: University Professor and Public Speaker.
1966: After nine years of teaching, he leaves the university to devote himself entirely to raise human consciousness. He starts being known as Acharya Rajneesh.
1970-1974: He lives at the Woodland Appartment, Mumbai. At this time he is called Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and he begins to initiate seekers into Neo-Sannyas or discipleship.
1974-1981: Moves to the ashram in Pune. During these seven years he
gives a 90 minutes discourse nearly every morning, alternating every month between Hindi and English.
1981-1985: Moves to the US, A model agricultural commune Rajneeshpuram rises from the ruins of the central Oregonian high desert.
In January 1986 he travels to Kathmandu, Nepal and speaks twice daily for the next two months. He leaves Nepal and embarks on a world tour.
1987-1989: Moves back to the commune in Pune, India.
19 January, 1990: Osho leaves his body. Written on his Epitaph over his samadhi in Kathmandu, Nepal and Pune, India are his own words: .
Seven Points of Mind Training" are the fundamental teaching that Atisha gave to Tibet a gift from India to Tibet. India has given great gifts to the world. Atisha is one of those great gifts. Tibet is infinitely indebted to this man. These seven points, the smallest treatise you can find, are of immense value. You will have to meditate over each statement. They are the whole of religion condensed: you will have to unfold each statement. You will have to meditate over each statement. They are the whole of religion condensed: you will have to unfold each statement.
You will be surprised - you will be going into the greatest adventure of your life.
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