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...; "OH, DON'T TELL ME THAT," moaned Nasrudin. "IT HAS ONLY BEEN THE HOPE OF DYING THAT HAS KEPT ME ALIVE." 146. Mulla Nasrudin and one of his friends were thinking one day to join the army. "What makes you think to join the army?" asked the Mulla. "Well, I don't have a wife and I love war," said the friend. "And why you are thinking to join it?" "ME...
... find he has been doing nothing but fight all day long. Only he changes his fronts many times according to where he is; he fights on one front and goes to another. When he has finished with this, he forms a third front and so on. He may feel a little respite in the interval between two fronts - all else is war! When after a full day he sleeps in the night, then also the wars continue. His dreams are...
... the clouds of war - plane upon plane loaded with death. Beasts, birds, worms and beetles - all that could flee, fled. Horses, donkeys, rats, sheep, dogs and cats, wolves - all ran for their lives and the paths and tracks were full of them. As they fled, this multitude saw two vultures sitting on a wall by the road. Brothers! they cried to them. Flee! At once! Man is on the warpath again. The...
... vultures just smiled. They knew! One said: Since time immemorial man's wars have been good news for vultures. Our ancestors have said so, and so too our scriptures. It is also our own experience. In fact it is for the benefit of vultures that God sends man to war! - God has made man and war just for vultures! This said, the two vultures flew off towards the battle - and in the next moment were blown to...
... earthquake!" They have forgotten everything ... the world and its troubles and the third world war. But you can use anything as a drug -- just become addicted. A few people are just chewing gum. You take their gum and see how miserable they become! Immediately they start thinking, "Life is useless. There is no meaning in life. Where is my chewing gum?" The chewing gum keeps them engaged, and...
... still holding onto them?" It is such a clear and simple matter, there cannot be two opinions about it. But Mahatma Gandhi went on a fast. He was non-violent, he initiated a non-violent war. He went on a fast saying, "I will kill myself, I will starve myself. This would be tremendously harmful to the Hindus. Harijans are Hindus and will always remain Hindus." He fasted long, his health...
... electronics? Japan has become now the most sophisticated technological country, the richest country in the world; even America is poorer now. Japan is four times richer than America, and it is four times smaller than America. So what Japan has done is a miracle. After the destruction of the second world war, suddenly a tremendous outburst of energy. So Indians are going to Tokyo, and the article mentions...
... presently under investigation. All this shows that there are no longer many difficulties in the path of science to reaching the fourth body. The only problem is that a very large part of science is engaged in research for war purposes. That is why this kind of research is not given primary consideration; it remains a secondary matter. Yet there has been great progress and unusual results have been...
... together, war and peace together, make for a perfect union, a complete life. If we want an appropriate symbol to describe the union of Radhakrishna there is one, and only one, available in the Chinese language: it is called yin and yang. Chinese is a pictorial language with a picture for every thing and every word. It has a picture representing yin and yang, the Chinese symbol for the universe. This...
... a slave, a puppet. All the strings are in his hands, even your life. Then there is no question of any enlightenment. Then there is no question of there being any Gautam the Buddha, because there is no freedom at all. He pulls the strings, you dance; he pulls the strings, you cry; he pulls the strings, you start murders, suicide, war. You are just a puppet and he is the puppeteer. Then there is no...
... entering the lock, and the knife would simply fall on it. They are exhibited in the great museums of Europe, particularly in London. So the warrior who was going away for months - and maybe it would take a year or two - locked his wife. But he was worried about taking the key with him, because it was war and if the key was lost it would be very difficult to open the lock. You would need to call some...
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