SIX BILLION PEOPLE OWN OSHO'S MESSAGE

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: News Release : 16 October : SIX BILLION PEOPLE OWN OSHO'S MESSAGE - DR. MASHELKAR : "Can something that Osho has said be copyrighted at all? Can an individual, a firm, an institution and a foundation have right on these great messages both in the form as well as the content?'' asked Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar. : Dr. R. A. Mashelkar, is the Director General of Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), the largest chain of industrial research and development institutions in the world, with 40 laboratories and over 23,000 employees. India has conferred one of its highest national honours -Padambhushan - upon him. He is the chairman of a Committee in World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to create a database for global traditional knowledge. : An outstanding chemical engineering scientist, his pioneering research in polymer science and engineering has won him many laurels. He is only the third Indian engineer to have been elected as Fellow of Royal Society (FRS), London in the twentieth century. He has over 230 basic research publications to his credit, through which he has made pathbreaking contributions in non-Newtonian fluid mechanics, gel science and polymer reaction engineering. : Dr. Maskelkar wondered how Osho's message can reach people and reach people by using not only the new technologies like launching a site but by removing several other impediments in taking that knowledge forward. : "It is quite clear that these messages are so universal and these messages are so crucial for this age that I think the rights truly are universal, I mean the whole globe of six billion people own these particular messages," declared Dr. Mashelkar. : "Therefore to carry that message forward we will have to remove the technological barriers, the mental barriers that have been created by our greed to create wealth out of these messages, which really belong to all of us," said Dr. Mashelkar. : At the launch of oshworld.com, it's : EINSTEIN THE BUDDHA : The wonderful message of Osho is that, we want a Buddha who is also an Einstein, said one of India's leading scientists, Dr. Vijay Bhatkar, at Osho World on 10 October. : Dr. Bhatkar led a team of professionals developed the Param Super Computers in mid-1980s. This made him nationally and internationally known. He is a member of the scientific advisory committee to the Indian government. For his contribution to science the Indian government recently awarded him a Padmashree, one of the highest civilian honours. : Dr. Bhatkar went on, "If we look at the origins of knowledge in India and many parts of the world, it was the philosophy that led the seeking of knowledge. Science followed much later. : If you look at the last four centuries when science has moved ahead, the philosophers or the religious people or thinkers have not been able to understand what science is talking about. And there is a gap, there is a chasm that scientists say something, the philosophers say something. Osho tells us now that gyan or spirituality and vigyan or science must be brought together. : "We require a Buddha, we also need an Albert Einstein. Otherwise science cannot solve the problem. We have seen that how the technology can be used in an entirely different way. We saw a new kind of war, which is being created because of totally new kind of weapons. Biological weapons and chemical weapons! : "Today we are here for the inauguration of oshoworld website this is brought to life by technology. The inauguration of new Internet appliance! This is a beautiful synthesis of science and technology! : "What we want is a deeper dialogue between science and spirituality," said Dr. Bhatkar. : Swami Chaitanya Keerti : Osho World Foundation : Ansal Plaza, Khelgaon Marg : New Delhi 110049 : Ph. 011-626 1616 : contact@oshoworld.com

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