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... asked 'Where have you been robbed ? In this town ?' He said 'Yes, in this town, just on the outskirts. I was going to Mecca on a religious pilgrimage. My money has been taken away, my clothes have been taken away - my wife also! I have been utterly robbed. Save me, and you are the magistrate here so do something.' Mulla said 'No, this case does not come under my jurisdiction. It is not under my rule...
... gone crazy. Others were also saying that he had gone crazy. Naturally, when all are competing in the world, and everybody is rushing towards money, power, and prestige, and you start moving away from all this nonsense; when everybody is going extrovert, and you start moving inwards; when everybody is going in one direction and you start moving in the polar opposite direction, diametrically opposite...
... YOU DO NEITHER, THERE IT IS! WHEN YOU DO NEITHER... neither are you trying to get rid of it... That's what the communist is trying to do, the atheist is trying to do: to get rid of religion. It comes from the back door - communism becomes sacred, the Kremlin becomes the Kaaba. You cannot get rid of it. Atheism becomes a religion: one is ready to die for atheism. Anything becomes religion - money...
.... The search is not a way to God, it is a way to keep your entity intact. It will look strange that the seeker keeps himself intact by seeking, that the seeker remains the ego by seeking. He becomes a very pious ego of course because he is no more seeking and searching for money, he searches for God, MOKSHA and NIRVANA; his search is of great ideals, great values - supervalues. With super-values super...
..., new kids. The whole body... day and night. I cannot sleep, I cannot eat because they go on crawling in my food." The psychoanalyst and the man had become friends in those three months. The man was also a professor of psychology, so there was a professional relationship and the psychoanalyst was not taking any money from him. Today he was trying his best to persuade the man, so he had pulled his...
... chair by his side... and the man was throwing the creatures away. And suddenly something happened.... The psychoanalyst said, "Stop it, you are throwing those strange creatures on me, and I am not even taking money from you! You can't do that. Last night I saw those creatures. Three months with you have destroyed my mind. I know they don't exist, but who knows? Now I have started to see them. So...
.... I am no more in a state where pollution is possible. Even Nirvana cannot pollute me! What does he mean when he says'even Nirvana, even Nirvana's impurities'? Saraha is saying: I don't desire the world, I don't desire even Nirvana. To desire is to be impure. Desire IS impure - WHAT you desire is irrelevant. You can desire money; it is impure. You can desire power; it is impure. You can desire God...
... have renounced? I am a WORLDLY man - I indulge in things, a thousand and one greeds are there. I am very ambitious, I am very money-oriented. How can I be called great? No, no - you must be joking." And Ramakrishna said, "No. There were two possibilities before me, and two were the possibilities before you. You have chosen the world and renounced God: I have chosen God, renounced the world...
.... On the horizontal line you move because of motivation. You have to achieve something -- money, prestige, power, or God, but you have to achieve something; a motivation is there. A motivated movement means sleep. An unmotivated movement means awareness -- you move because to move is sheer joy, you move because movement is life, you move because life is energy and energy is movement. You move because...
... consciousness has no private worlds. The waking have one world in common... All those who are waking, they have one world in common -- that is existence. And all those who are asleep and dreaming have their own worlds. Your world has to be dropped; that is the only renunciation I require of you. I don't say leave your wife, I don't say leave your job, I don't say leave your money; leave your anything, no! I...
... Jesus Christ. It is not so. Because Jesus himself in his behavior is very violent. He talks about love; he talks, but he behaved just the opposite. He threw away the money changers from the temple with a whip in his hand. Is that nonviolence? He cursed a fig tree because he and his followers were hungry and the tree did not welcome them with fruits. And it was not the season for figs to appear on the...
... A LOT OF WORK TO DO ON OUR PLANET HERE. A:* Right. Q:* DO YOU THINK THAT WE SHOULD CONTINUE TO EXPLORE OFF OF OUR PLANET? A:* No. Right now there is no time. This is sheer stupidity to waste money and time going to the moon and to the mars, because the nearest planets don't have life. There is a possibility of life, but those planets will take a lifelong journey. They are millions of light-years...
... religion is born. This is the third thing. These three things you remember, then we can move into this story. A POWERFUL KING, RULER OF MANY DOMAINS, WAS IN A POSITION OF SUCH MAGNIFICENCE THAT WISE MEN WERE HIS MERE EMPLOYEES. That's possible; you can hire wise men. If you have enough money wise men can be mere employees to you - but you will not learn that way. He had many wise men. But I have never...
... treasure. That which cannot be taken away from you is real treasure. Even death cannot take it away from you. That is the criterion. Whatsoever you have, always put it to the criterion: whether death will take it away from you or not. That should become a constant contemplation. You have money - will death separate you from it or not? You have prestige, political power, fame, beauty, physical strength...
... confer a degree of Doctor of Divinity upon his favorite horse. Since the university was anxious to receive the money -- it was a really big sum -- the Dean set a date for the animal to receive a degree of D.D. This unusual occasion was attended by the press, and one of the reporters asked the Dean, "What is your reaction to this strange arrangement?" "Well," replied the Dean, "...
...; free from all the second principles. A girl told her friend she had just become engaged to a traveling salesman. "Is he good looking?" asked the friend. "Look, he would never stand out in a crowd." "Does he have money?" continued the friend. "If he does, he won't spend it." "What about his bad habits. Does he have any?" "Well, he drinks an awful...
... sacrifice his love for the country, he can sacrifice his love for any trivial affair, for business, for money, for politics. Love is not such a deep thing with him, a male mind. It is not as effortless as it is for a feminine mind. Meditation is easier. He can become empty easily. So this is my definition: if you find being empty easy, then do that. If you find it is very difficult, then don't be unhappy...
...: Do you have a two-car garage, or only a one-car garage? - immediately the ego feels disturbed because other people have a two-car garage, and you have only one. Your life is wasted. You existed for nothing, Move fast, borrow money. Do something! Even if you get ulcers on the way, it is okay. Cancer one can tolerate, but one cannot tolerate a one-car garage. Commit suicide, but you have to have a...
... much, he gets well quickly. When he pays so much, he believes that the doctor is not ordinary. So it is not only a question of getting more money, it is a question of helping the patient. It is part of treatment." But the police were not ready to listen to me; he was presented before the magistrate. I went there too, and I said, "You should look at the record of how many people he cures...
... poor doctor is behind the bars. But I was continually talking to him, and he was very open and clear. He said, "I have arranged this whole thing as a hypnotic strategy. Once the patient is hypnotized, is ready to cooperate with me, once he trusts me... and he has to trust because he has paid so much money, and he has to trust because I am the last resort. He has been to all kinds of doctors. If...
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