Osho, also known as Bhagwan Shri Rajneesh, is the enlightened master of our time. “Osho” means “ocean-like,” “blessed.” The book “Life and Death” is a series of talks by Osho about death in a meditation camp in the Indian city of Dwarka. “... If there is no death, then we actually never die whether we realize the truth or not. The world does not consist of those people who die and those people who do not die. No, that's not true. In this world, no one ever dies. However, there are two types of people. The former know that there is no death, but the latter do not know. And that is the only difference.” “First of all, you need to understand that conquering death does not imply conquering death. Victory over death simply means that you come to know that there is no death. The knowledge that there is no death is what its conquest means. There is no need to conquer death. As soon as a person learns that there is no death, our battle with death and its endless defeats immediately stops.”