... that intuitive genius. He used his genius in a very wrong way; he would have become a Buddha himself, but he used his talents in a destructive way and released the greatest destructive force on the earth up to now. Fascism, nazism are nothing but offshoots of Nietzsche's mind. He was very masculine, he appreciated the masculine mind: he appreciated the soldier not the sannyasin, he appreciated war...

... been waiting, but he was so afraid of bringing anybody too close. This man killed millions of people for stupid reasons. He killed Jews, MILLIONS of Jews, with this stupid idea: that it was because of the Jews that Germany - the race, the country, the nation - had fallen low; because of Jews the First World War had been lost. Now these are all stupid reasons, with no logic, no relevance. Jews had...

... nothing to do with the First World War, they had nothing to do with the fall of the German race. Really, they had given the greatest geniuses that Germany has ever known: Karl Marx was a Jew, Sigmund Freud was a Jew, Albert Einstein was a Jew. In fact it was the Jews who were the cream, but he killed millions of Jews. Deep down, it seems he was suffering from an inferiority complex. And deep down he was...

... Available: N.A. Video Available: N.A. Length: N.A. I SHALL ENDURE HARD WORDS AS THE ELEPHANT ENDURES THE SHAFTS OF BATTLE. FOR MANY PEOPLE SPEAK WILDLY. THE TAMED ELEPHANT GOES TO BATTLE. THE KING RIDES HIM. THE TAMED MAN IS THE MASTER. HE CAN ENDURE HARD WORDS IN PEACE. BETTER THAN A MULE OR THE FINE HORSES OF SINDH OR THE MIGHTY ELEPHANTS OF WAR IS THE MAN WHO HAS MASTERED HIMSELF. NOT ON THEIR BACKS...

... between the awakened one and the unawakened crowd. It is really a great battle, it is a war, and the unawakened are many and the awakened is one. And all the unawakened feel a certain humiliation in the presence of the awakened. They feel as if his presence proves to them that they have not risen to their real heights, that they have wasted their lives. Rather than rising to their heights they would...

...; only then can he make an effort to reach people. Only then can he communicate his love, his understanding, his knowing, his seeing. BETTER THAN A MULE OR THE FINE HORSES OF SINDH OR MIGHTY ELEPHANTS OF WAR IS THE MAN WHO HAS MASTERED HIMSELF. Buddha is not concerned with God, Buddha is concerned with you. His religion is man- oriented, not God-oriented. One of the great poets of India, Chandidas, has...

... sexually free, the individual is not in its grip. You cannot force him. Really, unless you suppress sex you cannot force your youth to war. It is impossible. You can force your youth into war only if you suppress sex. So the hippie slogan is really meaningful: "Make love, not war!" So society has to suppress the deepest instinct. Once it is suppressed, you can never rebel. Many things have to...

.... He never thought that Russia was going to become a communist country. That's how theorization fails. Life takes its own course; it does not follow your logic, your philosophy. In Russia the revolution happened. It was not a communist revolution in fact, because it was not a fight between the have-nots and the haves. It happened during the first world war. The czar was not equipped well enough to...

... strategy, but he succeeded the emperor. The emperor had to leave his monarchy because in the first world war Germany was defeated badly, and the whole blame went to the emperor because he was not adequate to create enthusiasm in the people to fight for their country. Because of the defeat of Germany in the first world war, the emperor had to leave it in the hands of democracy. At the same time the...

... war for which we are not ready. We are being killed unnecessarily." And Lenin provoked them. He was a very good organizer. He organized the army and now the czar was left alone. Nineteen persons of the czar's family -- even a six-month-old baby -- were immediately murdered. If his own armies are against him, how can he remain in power? Lenin was a good organizer. But if he had remained in power...

... old people who have seen the revolution, who have been participants in the revolution, are dead. The new generation knows nothing. Here is Haridas. He is one of my oldest sannyasins. He is German and he heard Adolf Hitler's name for the first time from me! Can you believe it? But he was born after the second world war. Now in Russia nobody exists who has seen the revolution, who has seen how Stalin...

... peace in the world. He is for friendship in the world, not for war. The politician's mind is always concerned with war. Adolf Hitler in his autobiography, MY STRUGGLE, says that if a politician wants to remain in politics he has to continue creating enemies. If there are no real enemies, create fictions that somebody is going to attack you, that you are surrounded by enemies. Only that will keep you...

... simply disappears. A few move into the rich, most of them fall back into the poor, and when one country is divided clearly into the poor and the rich, revolution is possible. Russia was not in such a position. It was a feudal country. The czar was a feudal lord. But existence does not work according to logic. It was a certain situation that made Russia communist. The situation was the first world war...

... nucleus of all the feudal and capitalist societies; it has been the nucleus of all exploitation and war. That nucleus has to be completely withdrawn. Without the family dying out, you cannot have a real humanity arising, of individuals. I have not said that Lenin was against marriage. I have said that it is the logical conclusion from Marx and Engels' analysis of society. They say that the family came...

... truer than the solid body that we see -- because the body of light means the body of electrons, pure electricity. It happened after the second world war: a soldier came back home. He had been away from home for five years, and naturally he was in a hurry to meet his wife. As he hugged his wife he got a shock -- such an electric shock, he fell flat on the ground. He said, "My God, what has...

... for you. It is true that all great qualities are feminine -- love, compassion, sympathy, kindness. All these qualities have a flavor of the feminine. There are male qualities, qualities of the warrior, courage. They are hard qualities, one has to be like steel. Because man's qualities have developed through war, and female qualities have developed at home, in the garden of love, with the husband and...

... religion is created by the devil. So the fight continues. Politicians are fighting war after war -- for what? I don't see the point. The earth has no lines; then why make these maps and draw lines? One of my teachers was a very intelligent man. One day he brought a few pieces of cardboard; he had cut the whole world map into small pieces, put them on the desk and asked, "Can anybody come and arrange...

... underwear. But these poor Sikhs are having underwear. I was thinking, what is the matter? Why did underwear enter into it and become a religious principle? Those were the days when Sikhism was born. India was under Mohammedan rule. And in war, if you use something that falls - you are running and your dhoti falls away - then kachchha is needed. Otherwise, katar will not do anything and you will become...

... unnecessarily a laughingstock. But now there is no war and nothing is a problem. You can put the kachchha to rest! But a Sikh cannot cut his hair. If he cuts it, he feels guilty. You have never felt guilty - cutting your hair or shaving your beard, you have never felt guilty - not even a far away, faint idea of guilt. What is there to feel guilty about? But once the idea is put in your mind, and from the very...

... into the world, the woman can look inside to the house. If nobody is there to look to the house, then you will know that those little things are not little things. If you don't have food one day, then you will forget about tibet and you will forget about religion. If every day the same rotten vegetables are given to you, you will forget all about the third world war, and then you will see that these...

..., otherwise you will be struggling with everybody and life will become just a constant war. You have walked on somebody's toe and you say, 'Sorry.' You don't mean it - not even a single thought has crossed your mind of being sorry. You simply say, 'Sorry.' It is lubricating. He also knows that because he himself is doing the same. But where so many people are walking on each other's toes, a few mannerisms...

... finally I got married to you!" It was a shock. Meera was an immensely beautiful woman... but the husband was certainly of great understanding. He turned back, he did not go into the room - Meera remained a virgin. And just to avoid embarrassment, he went to war as the commander in chief. He won the war, but he died in it. Meera left the house with the statue, singing and dancing in the streets...