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Osho Zen Stories

  1. Drop all 'isms'
  2. Mind of a Sage
  3. Judging a saint
  4. The Fake Monk
  5. Rinzai's Answer
  6. Mystic Rengetsu
  7. Zen Master Sekito
  8. Zen Sage & Thief
  9. Zen Master in Jail
  10. Buddha’s message
     
  11. The Game of Chess
  12. Innocence is Divine
  13. Master's Compassion
  14. Knowledge is Trouble
  15. Respond with awareness
  16. Tetsugen 3 set of sutras
  17. You are already a Buddha
  18. Sound of one Hand Clapping
  19. Master waits 4 right Moment

Paul Reps 101 Zen Stories

  1. Stories 1 - 2
  2. Stories 3 - 4
  3. Stories 5 - 7
  4. Stories 8-9
  5. Stories 10
  6. Stories 11
  7. Stories 12-14
  8. Stories 15-16
  9. Stories 17-18
     
  10. Stories 19 - 21
  11. Stories 22 - 24
  12. Stories 25 - 27
  13. Stories 28 - 32
  14. Stories 33 - 36
  15. Stories 37 - 38
  16. Stories 39 - 41
  17. Stories 42 - 44
  18. Stories 45 - 46
     
  19. Stories 47 - 48
  20. Stories 49 - 50
  21. Stories 51 - 53
  22. Stories 54 - 56
  23. Stories 57 - 59
  24. Stories 60 - 61
  25. Stories 62 - 64
  26. Stories 65 - 66
  27. Stories 67 - 68
     
  28. Stories 69 - 72
  29. Stories 73 - 75
  30. Stories 76 - 78
  31. Stories 79 - 82
  32. Stories 83 - 86
  33. Stories 87 - 89
  34. Stories 90 - 91
  35. Stories 92 - 94
  36. Stories 95 - 97
  37. Stories 98 -101
Master waits for right Moment

There was once a Zen Master, and He had a young disciple- a small boy- may be eight or 10 years old. And this boy was very naughty- like all young boys- but he was also a disciple. He used to imitate the Master. While speaking, the Master used to point His finger towards the sky.

Every day, before the Master arrived, this boy would imitate the Master, making the gesture with his finger. It was his daily routine. He would keep entertaining the other disciples, who enjoyed the show. The Master knew all of this, but He Kept quiet.

But one day, the Master brought a knife with him. He came very silently, nobody noticed. He came from behind. And as the boy was imitating the Master, the Master crept up from behind and suddenly cut off the boy’s finger! And the story says, at that very moment, the boy, the small boy, became enlightened!

Only Love can dare to do this. And it waits for the right moment. It is not done through the intellect, it is not that one pre-decides or plans! No, not at all. It is a pure happening. At the right moment, it happens!

From Swami Chaitanya Bharti's Book - "Nothing has ever Happened"