... away everything. All that I have got is this gun." He puts the gun on Hymie Goldberg's chest and he says, "Now, you have two alternatives: either you give me money or I give you death." There was a great silence. Even that murderer started feeling a little nervous, because Goldberg was just standing there. And he said, "Have you heard me or not?" Hymie said, "I have...

... heard, but let me think." But it is very rare to find such people who decide between money or death. Probably most people would give you the money, because anyway, if you are dead, the money will be gone. What is there to think about? But Goldberg has a thousand years of heritage. He is a perfect Jew. The ordinary criminal uses direct means. That's why he is caught. The politician uses very...

...; He was saying this to the senate and underneath, in the darkness, armaments were being sold to Iran. Nobody would have known it. And because all those armaments were sold without his own senate and the country knowing about it, all the money must have been going into his own pocket. He was caught red-handed, because when Iran and America had a conflict a few months ago, Iran used American armaments...

... against America, against his own country - just for his own interest, because he cannot run again for president. He has been president twice already, so this is the last chance to gather as much money as he can manage, by any means. Now this is the ugliest thing that one can do to one's own country. Do you understand the facts? People are not trained and you have wasted trillions of dollars on arms...

.... If you say so, I will accept the post. But you don't know me, you have just heard about me." But the emperor was stubborn as emperors are supposed to be. He said, "No. You have to accept this post." The first case that came before Lao Tzu was about a great thief who had stolen a lot of money and armaments from the richest man of the empire. The man was so rich that he was lending...

... money to the emperor. He was far richer than the emperor himself. And naturally, he had never expected what happened. The man - the thief - was caught red-handed. So there was no question that he should not be punished. Lao Tzu heard the whole thing, both sides, and gave the judgment that, "The thief and the rich man, both, should be sent to jail for six months." The rich man could not...

... 'the worldly man'. He thinks in terms of money, in terms of commodities, in terms of bank balances; he thinks in terms of things. And he thinks that the more he has, the more he is. That is one of the most fundamental fallacies. You can have the whole world and you can remain a beggar. You can have all that the world can give and yet remain empty. The great Alexander died. He is the very symbol of...

... empty, still not aware that they have wasted their whole lives, that it has been just a nightmare. The man of having continues to accumulate more and more. What he accumulates is not the point; his emphasis is on accumulation. His soul exists in his accumulations. What he accumulates is not important. He may accumulate money, he may accumulate knowledge; he may accumulate ego, he may accumulate...

... power was not his; it was a reflected glory. And you can see it, it is not very difficult. You know men who have much power -- power of things, power of big palaces, power of politics, money, prestige, heritage but you can see that they are poor people. They don't have any personal power. They don't have any magnetism in their souls. If you put their things aside, t]hey are more ordinary than ordinary...

..., yes," she said, "but not stone blind." Even in love you continue to remain the man of the outside. Even in love you continue to think in terms of money, prestige, power. Even in love you don't allow the unpredictable to assert, you don't allow your innermost being to have its say. Even then you remain a manipulator. Our minds are almost always interested in the very ordinary. It has...

... his language. His language was not of the mind, his language was not of money, of the outside. He talked about the kingdom and they asked, "Where is your kingdom? About what kingdom are you talking?" -- because they thought he was talking about the kingdom which is outside. He said, "I am the king," and they were worried. And they suspected that he was trying to sabotage the...

... the man, looking at the dollar. "That's your damages after deducting my fee, the cost of appeals and other expenses," replied the attorney. Out of ten thousand dollars, only one dollar! The man looked at the dollar again, turned it over and scanned it carefully. "What is the matter with this dollar?" he said. "Is it counterfeit?" But all money outside is counterfeit...

...: all dollars are counterfeit, all rupees are counterfeit. The real money does not exist that way; the real money does not exist outside. This conversion from the counterfeit to the real is what Bauls call the birth of the novel man. COME IF YOU WISH TO MEET THE NOVEL MAN. HE HAS ABANDONED HIS WORLDLY POSSESSIONS FOR THE BEGGAR'S SACK THAT HANGS FROM HIS SHOULDERS. He has abandoned worldly possessions...

... immensely. Very few people have loved me so deeply. I used to stay in Amritsar in his house. He is suffering from monotony: it has taken all his life and all his juice and all his joy. I have stayed in many, many houses all around the country, and it is always monotony. One of my friends was rich enough... I asked him, "What are you going to do with so much money? Whether you have nine crore rupees...

..., for people who come to visit in his city to stay free of charge -- just to create some work for himself and to avoid his wife the whole day. So early in the morning he would go out -- and he was not earning anything... on the contrary he was losing, but he had enough to lose. He would return at ten or eleven in the night. His wife told me, "You have stopped him from earning money. Now he is...

... losing money, but still the same trouble; in the morning he goes, and in the night he comes back." I said, "It is not the factories, it is you. Do you really want him -- be frank and sincere -- to to twenty-four hours in the house?" She said, "No. I have taken a vow not to lie: it is good for an hour or two that we meet, but twenty-four hours... then it becomes heavy. Then we start...

... money, it may be power, it may be prestige, it may even be saintliness. It is expected... these are the people who have won the first race. The intelligent ones, the poetic, the silent, who could have become a Gautam Buddha, who could have become a poet like Rabindranath or Kahlil Gibran... We know -- it is a simple fact -- that intelligent people will not compete with this crowd, and the crowd is not...

..., she never wanted to move. She wanted to live peacefully in a beautiful house surrounded with a beautiful garden. But man basically is a nomad. That nomadness comes from his basic sexual cell. He is made of those sexual cells which keep telling him, "Go on, go on." He will go to all kinds of strange places for no reason, just because he needs money... and once he has money he starts...

... traveling. A home he does not have. You will see it in tourists: ninety percent are Americans, because they have so much money that what to do?... Go on, anywhere. And when they go on to the Taj Mahal or to Khajuraho or to Ajanta or to Ellora, they cannot stay there. They cannot watch the beauty silently, look at the great art that has taken thousands of years to make, thousands of people were involved to...

..., gharwali, one who owns the home. But that word we cannot use for the man, who really owns it; nobody can say to any man, "You are gharwala." He has paid, he has earned the money, but the woman is called the owner of the home. But it is exactly right. Man may have earned, but the woman has made the house. Woman has forced man to live a life settled, silent, peaceful, not to go on running like...

... single word to the European governments and the European Common Market against destroying nourishment -- which is absolutely ugly when people are dying. With the same money the food could have reached to Ethiopia. But it reached into the deepest ocean, where it will disappear and be eaten by sea animals. It seems there has suddenly arisen a great love for sea animals.... Man has been kept half...

... far richer than the richest man in the world. Emperors will look like beggars. Today in America, which is the richest country, the richest men have only four and a half billion dollars; in Japan, the richest man in the world has twenty-one billion dollars. But their souls are completely forgotten. They are only counting their money, knowing perfectly well that all that money is soaked in blood; all...

... that money is out of exploitation of the starving, of the retarded. The retarded and starving have been kept retarded and starving; otherwise it would be difficult to exploit them. You cannot exploit an intelligent man. You cannot exploit a man of understanding. You cannot exploit a man who knows his own eternal being. Devageet, your soul needs discovery not nourishment. Soul is not material, it is...

... the upper hand; he sympathizes with you, he says, "Poor fellow..." But nobody goes to the successful man to congratulate him; it hurts. I am happy that the richest country in the world became jealous of a small commune of five thousand people. It has proved indubitably that money does not change people, or their mind. I could have understood it if our commune in India would have been as...

... a large number of sannyasins. Our stall of books is overcrowded; it is the most successful stall even in Russia. But the people don't have money, so they are stealing books. I have informed my people, "Don't pay any attention - - let them steal. At least those books will reach to millions of people, and if you catch somebody red-handed, just tell him, 'I'm not against stealing; what can you...

... do if you don't have any money? Just keep one thing in mind: when you have read it, pass it on. That is the price.'" They confiscated first all our videos, all our audios -- because they were worried, one never knows what is in them.... Now they have released the audios and videos. They must have seen them first, the KGB must have watched everything! The president of the exhibition was so...

... people, because they are also carrying the same song hidden, the same dance. They have been crippled by their society. They also have the same eyes for beauty, but they had been blinded by the society. They have also the energy to celebrate, but this society does not believe in celebration. This society is absolutely insane. It believes in money, it believes in power, it believes in violence, it...

.... If you are a seeker after money and power, then you will be dependent on money and power. The man who goes on accumulating money, if it is his pleasure to have more and more money, will become more and more miserable - because the more he has, the more he wants, and the more he has, the more he is afraid to lose it. A double-edged sword: the more he wants... the first edge of the sword. Hence he...

.... There are a thousand and one things upon which your money depends. Your money does not make you a master, it makes you a slave. Pleasure is peripheral; hence it is bound to depend on the outer circumstances. And it is only titillation. If food is pleasure, what actually is being enjoyed? - just the taste! For a moment, when the food passes your taste buds on the tongue, you feel a sensation which you...

... three thousand for the schmuck in Poland!" Money, power, prestige - they all make you cunning. Seek pleasure and you will lose your innocence; and to lose your innocence is to lose all. Jesus says: be like a small child, only then can you enter into my kingdom of God. And he is right. But the pleasure-seeker cannot be as innocent as a child. He has to be very clever, very cunning, very political...

... it may be money or it may be virtue; it does not matter in what kind of coins you deal - they may be worldly, they may be otherworldly. But be very clever, otherwise you will be exploited. Exploit and don't be exploited - that is the subtle message given to you with your mother's milk. And every school, college, university, is rooted in the idea: compete. A real education will not teach you to...

... highlighted text     Rab Judah said in the name of Samuel: The property of a heathen [3]  is on the same footing as desert land; whoever first occupies it acquires ownership. The reason is that as soon as the heathen receives the money he ceases to be the owner [because he is not human], whereas the Jew does not become the owner till he obtains the deed of sale. [4] Hence [in the interval...

... of the Talmud Files This is the explanation of Tosaf. According to Rashb. the translation should be: 'If it is not bounded all round, how much must he dig up?' In either case we must supply the words 'according to Rab'. According to Tosaf. this was a fixed measure of length. The reference, as appears from what follows, is to property sold by a heathen to an Israelite who has paid the money but not...

... yet received the deed of sale. The rule was that if a Jew bought land from a Jew, it remained in the ownership of the seller until the purchaser had received the title-deed, and either could retract until that time. But if a heathen sold land to a Jew, neither could retract so soon as the money had been paid, though in this case too the Jew did not become owner till he had received the title-deed...

... of their land ... The best way to attain this is to increase taxes and mortgage indebtedness. (Take note farmers.) 10th -"Wear everyone out by dissentions, famines, feuds, animosities, inoculation of diseases ... until the Gentiles see no other way of escape except to appeal to our money and power." 5th - We have created antagonism by arousing race and religious hatred." 10th - "To prevent them...

... such that there is an abyss (valley) between them and the people." (In America, it didn't take long after the Protocols were written for the Zionists to feel safe about placing Jews in the U.S. Government. By 1913, during President Wilson's administration, the Zionists had enough hold over U.S. politicians to pass the Federal Reserve Act which turned control of the money and credit of the U.S. to a...

... group of Zionist oriented international Bankers That same year, 1913, they succeeded in saddling the American people with the Income Tax.) Please note: Controlling the money of a country and a progressive income tax are two planks of the Communist Manifesto. In other words, to weaken and control a country and its people, it is necessary to get a progressive income tax passed, and above all, get...

... control of the money of a country. In 1913, these Marxist/Zionist Jews accomplished both. It was also the year, 1913, when the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) came into existence. An arm of the international B'nai B'rith, the ADL's stated purpose is to defend Jews from unfair treatment. This is a bunch of baloney! The real purpose of the ADL is to take action against any person or group that attempts to...

... TIME WERE ARTIFICIALLY CREATED BY THE ZIONIST ORIENTED INTERNATIONAL BANKERS WHO CONTROL OUR NATION'S MONEY SYSTEM. It is disturbing to find that the Soviet Union (Communist Russia) was only 15 years old when Roosevelt took office. The Soviet Union was in economic trouble and in danger of collapse. One of the first things Roosevelt did after taking office was to recognize the communist government of...

... the Soviet Union. This enabled the Soviet Union to borrow money and, also, opened the door to Soviet-U.S. trade relations. Naturally, this helped the shaky communist regime to survive. Roosevelt's 50 Zionist advisors were doing their job well - the slide toward total Socialism in America had begun. The slide toward total Socialism continues today. In 1948, Roosevelt's successor, Harry S. Truman...

... different. Because of lack of a decent job, I didn't have enough money to visit the other cities. I asked myself, "How could the leaders of Israel create such an atmosphere of sin and suppression in the short 23 years since it became a state." At the time, even though I am a Jew, I had no knowledge of the vile sections of the "Talmud" and the existence of the "Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion...

..., but since I had married a Sephardic Jewess, the Ashkenazic, Zionist leadership of Israel made sure I would be kept on the verge of starvation. Between being denied a decent job, not making much money at my tour venture, and being harassed, my nerves were being strained to the breaking point. Sephardic Jews and Arabs Are Blood Related After reading this far, you should be impressed with three facts...

... wife swappers. In January, 1973, I obtained a job as a diamond cutter's apprentice, but because I became too friendly with the Sephardic employees and because I was speaking out against Israel's Marxist policies and against Israel's communist ties, I was fired after two months. So, I went back to being a security guard and part-time tour guide. Besides earning a little money, I had a more important...

... situation; but it sure is "raising hell" with the U.S. economy - more American laborers are being forced into the ranks of the un- employed and less "earned" money is in circulation. Israel isn't the only Marxist country selling products in the U.S. Products from a large number of communist countries are sold in stores across America. Some of them are made in factories owned by the communist governments...

.... There is even taxpayer money going to communist countries - channeled mainly through the World Bank, Aid to International Development, etc., All of these "aid Communism" ventures are taking place because the U.S. Government and businesses are dominated by the Zionists and Zionist oriented International Bankers. Serious Problems Arise My marriage continued on a happy vein. Ziva and I had two lovely...

... alternatives of signing the paper or getting beaten up and maybe crippled, I signed the paper. Then, the boss said, "OK, you can pay the 6400 lirot now." I said, "I don't have it." And then in fear, I offered to pay 100 lirot a month. "I want it now," he growled, "With inflation as bad as it is, it will be worth nothing by the time you get it paid." I told him that I couldn't - that I didn't have the money...

.... He informed me that if I didn't pay, he'd file criminal and civil charges against me. I tried to impress him there was nothing I could do since I didn't have the money. Angrily, he told me to "get out of here." After leaving the Peugeot office, the security guard company accountant said I was lucky, that the two men at the foot of the stairs were ex-convicts and would have "busted me up good." I...

... enough money to come to America and be in America. We have communes all over the world. They will go on increasing. Now my approach will be just to be a guest of one commune for a few days or a few months, then move on to another commune. So you need not be worried about making arrangements to see me. Now I will be constantly traveling. It was the prophet Mohammed who has said that the thirsty have to...

... man has lost all hope, has lost all dreams, has lost all possibilities of growth, evolution. Sannyas can bring the hope back. You are the hope of the world. Question 23: YOU HAVE DEFINED YOURSELF AS THE RICH MAN'S GURU. DON'T THE OTHER PEOPLE INTEREST YOU? ARE THE RICH PARTICULARLY IN NEED OF A GURU? OR ARE YOU THEIR GURU BECAUSE THEY HAVE MONEY? The first thing to be understood: I have not defined...

... myself as the rich man's guru. It is the yellow journalism, which dominates the mind of the masses around the world, which came up with the definition. I simply accepted it with my own meanings. They were saying it to be derogatory, but my meaning is totally different. A Vincent van Gogh is far more rich than Henry Ford. Richness does not mean only wealth or money; richness is a multidimensional...

... phenomenon. A poet may be poor, but he has a sensitivity that no money can purchase. He is richer than any rich man. A musician may not be rich, but as far as his music is concerned, no wealth is richer than his music. To me the rich man is one who has sensitivity, creativity, receptivity. The man of wealth is only one of the dimensions. According to me the man of wealth is also a creative artist: he...

..., one of the dimensions of poverty is a man who cannot even produce money. He is the poorest of the poor, because money is such a mundane thing. If you cannot create it, you simply show that you don't have intelligence enough. The poor people of the world are responsible for their poverty. Who is telling them to go on producing children - and each child makes them more poor. Who is telling them to go...

... death you will have such a house in paradise. I have not been giving any promises to anybody. I have not been going after anybody. Millions of people - those who have come to me - have come on their own. And now you can see for yourself. Those who have come have a certain richness of some kind or other; it is not only the money. I have around me people of all talents, people of different kinds of...

... functioning in the society as a doctor. You will remain unfulfilled your whole life, because you listened to the parents and the society and the greed and the ambition. Everybody was saying, "be a doctor. It is a good profession, respectable, and you will be able to earn more money than if you become a painter. Who knows? A painter may not be able to earn money at all, because painting is not something...

..., that I traveled all over the world without any money, just sannyasins and friends were supporting me, and I never ran out of money. I never was in any difficulty anywhere in the whole world. But the moment I landed at the Bombay airport my money and my things were all stolen!" This is a religious land! People are spiritual! Kamal Bharti, that shows that somebody who thinks the world is maya has...

... multitude below came: "Take-a my heart! Phoo, phoo! Take-a my heart! Phoo, phoo!" They were doing both things: "Take-a my heart!" and blowing the feather as far away as possible! That's what these people call spirituality. "The world is illusory." And these temples of Shankaracharya accumulate as much money as possible. And "Money is dirt"... and they collect gold...

... have been lowered into that tunnel, and according to the Egyptian convention every monk was given some money, some clothes, and some food, because he was going for a pilgrimage. It was sixty feet deep and miles long. It happened that a monk had not died, but was in a coma. Others thought that he had died, and they opened the graveyard, lowered the monk, closed the graveyard... and after a few hours...

......." But God has never heard anybody. Over the time of ten years he became a cannibal; he started eating the flesh of dead bodies. Not only that, he started collecting the money that had been given to each monk when he died, and the clothes - in the hope that when he would be rescued, he would take all these clothes and all this money. And slowly, slowly he forgot that the graveyard was stinking; he...

..., but for him it was almost nectar; it was life-giving. And he was the only living man in that miles-long tunnel. As he was moving around in the darkness, slowly, slowly his eyes became accustomed to seeing a little bit in the darkness. And dead people, just skeletons - nobody was there to prevent him, so he was searching everybody, finding money, clothes. And when after ten years the rock was removed...

..., he shouted back up. People had completely forgotten about him. They pulled him out, but he said, "First you pull up my clothes" - he had a big pile of clothes. People could not believe that.... Then he said, "Now pull up my money." So they pulled up his money - he had collected the money from thousands of people. After all his treasures were taken out, he came out. It was...