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... experiences. [A group member says: I feel a lot of aggression and I'm sometimes very afraid of the power inside me. I feel that I'm dangerous to myself and other people and so I'm holding back all the time. Osho suggested that he do the Aum group and then said that all people are dangerous and it was good that Prakash had come to recognise it. Osho said that creativity and destructiveness were both aspects...
... become even greater. For centuries they had been kings - they had a long tradition of royalty - and they wanted the son to have more money, more power, a greater empire. And the son was really frustrating: he became a beggar! Just think of the man in his old age... and the only son simply escaped! The father was really hurt, he was really angry. Nobody can fulfill the idea of the parents, and if you...
... somebody in the world - maybe just a foreman, but fifty labourers were working under him. Now he is retired... suddenly life loses meaning. Nobody pays any attention to him. He has no power over anybody. A desire arises because what is the point? Why go on? Better to die and be finished with it all. Psychologists ay that life becomes shorter by at least ten years when a person is retired. If the person...
... she was carrying her homework. Just as the atom was once unknown... and now we have gone hundreds of years ahead of Albert Einstein. Now we are able not only to divide the atom, we can divide the divisions of the atom. Those divisions of the atom carry even bigger power sources, condensed. The same is true about the moment of time. It contains all past and all future... and of course, the present...
... millions of people who have not died completely - in whose beings there is still a spark of life - who may explode into rebellion against the masses. The masses are easy to control; hence, those people who are in power hate individuals. And this has been the story throughout human history. From the very childhood, the society in different ways - the parents, the teachers, the priests, the neighbors...
... of lust; you had never known really what love is. In the name of love, you tried everything which is just the opposite of love: possessiveness, domination, power. Marriage has become a battlefield where two persons are fighting for supremacy. Of course, the man has his own way: rough and more primitive. The woman has her own way: feminine, softer, a little more civilized, more subdued. But the...
... very point, the bull's eye. A celebrated judge and an almost equally celebrated bishop were engaged in a friendly argument as to which of them had more power over their fellow men. "After all old man," the bishop explained, "you can only say to a man, 'You be hanged.' I can go very much further, I can say to a man, 'You be damned.'" "Ah, yes," nodded the judge. "But...
... great understanding among the poor can bring a revolution in the world. I don't advocate any violent revolution. There is no need, because the poor are in the majority, and the rich are very few. Just by democratic means, the power can be in the hands of the poor, and we can create a society which is classless, where everybody's needs can be fulfilled. Greed is not need. And there is no way to fulfill...
... there, don't do anything; and all that has to happen to you will happen on its own accord. It is a very rare question. People find it very easy either to go for it, with effort, with will, with power; or to let go, to surrender, trust and relax. But to find yourself in between is far better than both. There is no need to do anything; there is no need to choose between the two; just remain in between...
.... Naturally he wanted to have a private conversation, because people who are rich, people who are in power, are always afraid to expose themselves. If people know that they are also as human as you are, with all the frailties, with all the weaknesses, it will be humiliating. So Buddha gave him a private audience. He was talking to the emperor, and at that moment an old sannyasin, who must have been seventy...
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