I leave you my dream

 THE EVENING AFTER OSHO LEFT HIS BODY, SWAMI AMRITO ADDRESSED THE WHITE ROBE BROTHERHOOD AND MOVINGLY DESCRIBED OSHO'S LAST MOMENTS, INCLUDING HIS LAST MESSAGES TO HIS PEOPLE. 
THE COMPLETE TEXT FOLLOWS:

'Who should this go to?" He said, pointing to His small stereo. It is audio? Nirupa would like it?" He asked. Nirupa has cleaned His room for so many years.
And then He went carefully around the room and left instructions for every item. "Those you take out," He said, pointing to the dehumidifiers which he had found too noisy recently. And always make sure one air conditioner is on," He continued.

It was incredible. Very simply, in a very matter-of-fact and precise way, He looked at everything. He was so relaxed, as if He were going for the weekend.
He sat on the bed and I asked what we should do for His Samadhi. "You just put my ashes in Chuang Tzu, under the bed. And then people can come in and meditate there."
"And what about this room?" I asked.

"This would be good for the Samadhi?" He asked.
"No," I said, "Chuang Tzu will be beautiful."
I said we would like to keep His present bedroom as it is. "So you make it nice," He said. And then He said He would like it marbled.
"And what about the celebration?" I asked.

"Just take me to Buddha Hall for ten minutes," He said, "and then take me to the burning ghats -and put my hat and socks on me before you take my body."
I asked Him what I should say to you all. He said to tell you that since His days in the marshal's cell in Charlotte, North Carolina, in America, His body has been deteriorating. He said that in the Oklahoma jail they poisoned Him with thallium and exposed Him to radiation, which we only came to know when the medical experts were consulted. 

He said they had poisoned Him in such a way that would leave no proof "My crippled body is the work of the Christian fundamentalists in the United States government." He said that He had kept His pain to Himself, but "living in this body has become a hell."
He lay down and rested again. I went and told Jayesh what was happening and that Osho was obviously leaving His body.

 When Osho called again, I told Him Jayesh was here and He said for Jayesh to come in. We sat on the bed and Osho gave us His final words.
"Never speak of me in the past tense," He said. "My presence here will be many times greater without the burden of my tortured body. Remind my people that they will feel much more they will know mmediately." 

At one point I was holding His hand and I started to cry. He looked at me, almost sternly, "No, no," He said, "that is not the way." I immediately stopped and He just smiled beautifully.
Osho then spoke to Jayesh and talked about how He wanted the expansion of the work to continue. He said that now that He was leaving His body, many more people would come; many more people's interest would show, and His Work would expand incredibly beyond our ideas.

  [In a separate press statement Amrito said, "It was clear to Him that not having the burden of His body would actually help His work to flourish."]
'Then He said, I leave you my dream."

Then He whispered so quietly that Jayesh had to put his ear very close to Him, and Osho said, "And remember,, Anando is my messenger." Then He paused, and said, "No, Anando will be my medium."
At that point Jayesh moved to one side, and Osho said to me, "'Medium will be the right word?"
I hadn't heard what had preceded it so I didn't understand.

"Meeting?" I said.
"No," He replied, "for Anando, medium - she will be my medium."
He lay back quietly and we sat with Him while I held His pulse. Slowly it faded. When I could hardly feel it, I said, "Osho, I think this is it."

He just nodded gently, and closed His eyes for the last time.
[A separate press release from Osho Commune International stated: "Osho left His body at 5:00 pm. An Indian physician, Dr. Gokul Gokhani, gave the clinical cause of death as heart disease."]