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... very essence of life, but life also is a river. Remember it: when bliss comes, enjoy, dance, sing, but don't try to possess it. That's the sure way to kill it. Don't try to cling to it; the moment you start clinging, you have already destroyed it. Allow it to come and go on its own, and it will be coming more often. If there is no clinging, it may start flowing around you. If you become absolutely...
... sea beach for no motive; by the evening he will leave all of them there and go home. But in those non-serious moments, those holy moments, the beyond opens its doors. Your energy is good but your seriousness is too much so it does not allow any opening. Your seriousness goes on being your enemy. You have to kill this enemy, you have to uproot this enemy. So from this moment for three months be as...
... there is a sect of Jainas in India that don't believe in doing anything for anyone - even giving a dying man a drink of water - their rationale being that no one knows what might happen out of their action. If that man later commits a theft or murder, then the crime is on their heads too.] Now you will be afraid whether to lead a group or not again because somebody can go crazy. There is no need to be...
... an alive body; that will be murder. Never dissect experiencing; when you are experiencing something just go into it whole-heartedly with no knowledge, with utter ignorance. When the experience has been transferred to the memory and it is no more happening, it is no more a process but has become a thing, then you can dissect and then you can bring in all your expertise, all your knowledge, all that...
... going to hit his head with a naked sword. And how beautiful it looks: the naked sword, and the sound of the head of Friedrich Nietzsche being cut off, and the beautiful blood all around.... This is what his disciple, Adolf Hitler, did. Hitler got Manu's ideas from Nietzsche. Hitler was not a man who could have found Manu on his own, he was a pygmy. Nietzsche was certainly a genius, but a genius gone...
...? In these twenty years that I have known him, I have always been loving towards him. I have never hit him - there has never been a need. Even before I said anything to him, he received it already. Before saying, he heard it. In these twenty years he has been following me as closely as it is possible. He is my Mahakashyapa. What caused the thing last night? It was just because he had been thinking of...
... him. He was not preventing; that was his merit. He was also a talented sitar player, but again, I have never seen him playing before a crowd. Often I was the only one present when he played, and he would tell me to lock the door, saying, "Please lock the door, and whatsoever happens, don't open it until I am dead." And he knew that if I wanted to open the door I would have to kill him...
... sometimes seen? - a drunkard falls but he is not hurt. Lao Tzu is very fond of saying again and again that if a bullock cart falls into a ditch, everybody else is hit; only the drunkard in the bullock cart remains unharmed. When everybody is crying and weeping and people are having broken bones, the drunkard is fast asleep in the ditch. He has not even been aware of what has happened. Why is he not hurt...
... immediately, remove me." That's what Baso is saying: Buddha is mind, no-mind is the way. THE MONK THEN ASKED, "ARE THE BUDDHA AND THE WAY SOMEWHAT DIFFERENT?" BASO REPLIED, "THE BUDDHA IS LIKE STRETCHING OUT THE HAND, THE WAY IS LIKE CLENCHING THE FIST." Opening the hand or closing the hand are not two things, although they appear as two. Just let your mind be silent and settled and...
... OSHO, THE STORY OF ZUIGAN SEEMS TO HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD, DOESN'T IT? IS IT NOT SO, THAT WE ARE LITERALLY "LOST IN THOUGHT" AND FOUND AGAIN IN MEDITATION? Maneesha, ordinarily what you are saying is absolutely right. In thought, you are lost, in meditation you are found. But if you want to listen to the answer in Zen language, there is no losing and no finding. There is simply silence...
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