Socrates Drunk Your Fear not Poison | सुकरात ने तुम्हारा डर पिया था | Hindi Speech By Osho episode artwork

EPISODE · Nov 12, 2025 · 32 MIN

Socrates Drunk Your Fear not Poison | सुकरात ने तुम्हारा डर पिया था | Hindi Speech By Osho

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“Usne poison nahi piya… usne logon ke darr ko piya.”Osho Socrates ki maut ko ek tragedy nahi, balki ek revolution ki tarah dekhte hain.Aam log Socrates ki kahani ko aise sunte hain — unhe zeher de diya gaya aur unki death ho gayi.Par Osho isse bilkul alag nazariye se dekhte hain.Unke mutaabiq Socrates ka ant logon ke dar, ego, aur ignorance ka ant tha — Socrates ne poison se zyada unke fear ko absorb kiya.Ye episode ek historic story nahi…ye ek psychological wake-up call hai.🌿 In this episode, you’ll understand:How Socrates challenged society, not with violence but truthWhy people fear those who make them thinkHow “wisdom” becomes a threat to “blind belief”The symbolic meaning of Socrates drinking poisonHindi-English reflections on freedom of mind vs fear-driven mindsetOsho kehte hain —“Jo sach bolta hai, usse duniya poison de deti hai… par jo jaag chuka hai, wo us poison ko bhi freedom bana deta hai.”Socrates ne poison ka cup uthaya,par unke mann mein fear nahi tha…fear un logon mein tha jinhone unhe chup karana chaha.Aur isiliye Osho kehte hain —Socrates didn’t die, fear died that day.✨ If you have ever felt different, misunderstood, or ahead of your time — this episode will speak directly to your soul.📌 P.S. More Osho insights, deep psychology, and life changing perspectives waiting for you on YouTube:🎥 Youth Mind Official🔗 https://youtube.com/@youthmindofficial?si=vdy9IQ0vc_XW7G3S Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Usne poison nahi piya… usne logon ke darr ko piya.”Osho Socrates ki maut ko ek tragedy nahi, balki ek revolution ki tarah dekhte hain.Aam log Socrates ki kahani ko aise sunte hain — unhe zeher de diya gaya aur unki death ho gayi.Par Osho isse bilkul alag nazariye se dekhte hain.Unke mutaabiq Socrates ka ant logon ke dar, ego, aur ignorance ka ant tha — Socrates ne poison se zyada unke fear ko absorb kiya.Ye episode ek historic story nahi…ye ek psychological wake-up call hai.🌿 In this episode, you’ll understand:How Socrates challenged society, not with violence but truthWhy people fear those who make them thinkHow “wisdom” becomes a threat to “blind belief”The symbolic meaning of Socrates drinking poisonHindi-English reflections on freedom of mind vs fear-driven mindsetOsho kehte hain —“Jo sach bolta hai, usse duniya poison de deti hai… par jo jaag chuka hai, wo us poison ko bhi freedom bana deta hai.”Socrates ne poison ka cup uthaya,par unke mann mein fear nahi tha…fear un logon mein tha jinhone unhe chup karana chaha.Aur isiliye Osho kehte hain —Socrates didn’t die, fear died that day.✨ If you have ever felt different, misunderstood, or ahead of your time — this episode will speak directly to your soul.📌 P.S. More Osho insights, deep psychology, and life changing perspectives waiting for you on YouTube:🎥 Youth Mind Official🔗 https://youtube.com/@youthmindofficial?si=vdy9IQ0vc_XW7G3S Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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“Usne poison nahi piya… usne logon ke darr ko piya.”Osho Socrates ki maut ko ek tragedy nahi, balki ek revolution ki tarah dekhte hain.Aam log Socrates ki kahani ko aise sunte hain — unhe zeher de diya gaya aur unki death ho gayi.Par Osho isse...

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