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... come out of it. Try this. Try this with ordinary dreams. While going to sleep at night, every day just go on thinking only one thought: "When I dream, I must remember that this is a dream." It will take many months for this thought to drop down into the unconscious, but it will reach there. After three weeks to three months it will reach if you persist, if you don't forget. Every night...
..., but it is yet to be uncovered. And it is good to remember that you may remain a seed, and you may die a seed - because the tree cannot come, the tree cannot sprout by itself. You have to do something consciously about it, because only through consciousness it grows. There are two types of growth. One is unconscious, natural growth: if the situation is there, the thing will grow. But the soul, the...
... unconscious. So a very delicate balance is needed. Thoughts must cease as they cease in deep sleep, when there is no dream - and you must be as alert as you are while awake. These two points must meet. Mind must be as thoughtless as it is in deep sleep, but you must not be asleep, you must be perfectly alert, aware. When awareness and this thoughtlessness meet, it is meditation. That is why Patanjali says...
... to see the movie. And you are surprised that you and your girlfriend both are playing a part in the movie.... A dream can be very complicated. You can dream that you have come home and gone to sleep, and that you are dreaming. A dream within a dream within a dream is possible... it just needs a very unconscious mind. You can also dream of meeting a god or meeting a buddha, but the gods of your...
.... Many times I will have to remind you where the translator has misunderstood Manzan. Manzan is an enlightened master. What he is saying is absolutely true, but the way he has been translated... and I cannot blame the translator either. Manzan is speaking from high on top of the mountains, snow-peaked, and the translator is translating in the dark valleys of the unconscious mind. It is almost like a...
...-fashioned. And naturally you are addicted. Who will not be? Addiction is not always bad. If you are addicted to beauty, to poetry, to drama, to sculpture, to painting, nobody tells you to drop the addiction. Addiction has to be dropped only when it makes you unconscious. Alcoholics are told to drop the addiction, but here my teaching is of consciousness - be addicted to it more and more. And what is wrong...
... difficult one. Predicting anybody's behavior, future, is almost an impossibility, because on each step there are crossroads, and one never knows where the person will start moving and changing. And life is so accidental and everything is in darkness; people are unconscious." But the astrologer said, "No, that is not so." The king said, "Then you will have to prove it by experiment. I...
... unconscious desire to enter, and the futility of it... and then I wake up, trembling, perspiring. My breathing is not natural - disturbed. And then I cannot sleep for at least two hours. I think about it: why this dream?" I asked the man, "Can you remember? Is there any sign on the door?" He said, "Yes, there is a sign! But I never thought about it. How did you come to know there is a...
.... Remember death always. Never forget death for a single moment. Why? Why is Buddha so much interested in death? - for the simple reason that it is only death that can keep you aware. If you forget death you will become immediately unconscious. It is because of death that only man can become enlightened and no other animal, because no other animal is aware of death. It is only man who is aware of death...
... remember, fear is very powerful because your whole past will support it, and you have a tremendously long past of millions of lives. Not only this life but many many lives are contained in your collective unconscious. They will all pull you back. They will say, "Where are you going? Are you going mad? Come back to the old shelter, to the old security!" The past is long; it has immense weight...
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