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Then it is not against sex.
I'm not saying to drop sex. I am saying to sometimes allow yourself pure loving spaces where sex is not a concern. Otherwise you are pulled back to earth and you can never fly into the sky.
That's what happened. It has been a good experience. Remember it and feel grateful to her. Don't create any problem out of it. If she loves, she will come to you, you will go to her. If we love each other we come again and again to each other. If we don't love, it can't be helped. Then we say goodbye. There is no need to make it a permanent, enforced relationship. No need to make love a marriage unless it itself becomes a marriage; then it's okay.
[A sannyasin says through a translator: She says that she has difficulties because she doesn't speak any english, but nevertheless she feels and she understands.
She says she feels much freer to express herself since being here in the ashram.]
Very good. In fact language is not needed too much. It is not always a medium of communication. It more or less hinders communication. If you can feel, that's good. Don't be worried about language. Move by feeling.
Feeling is the universal language. And particularly to understand me. No language is needed. I can find a way in from the back door!
Dance Your Way to God
Chapter #2
Chapter title: None
29 July 1976 pm in Chuang Tzu Auditorium
Archive code: 7607295
ShortTitle: DANCE02
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Prem means love and divya means divine, divine love. Remember it. It should not be just a name. It should become a remembrance -- that love is divine and that only love is divine, and there is no other door to the divine than love. The more you love, the closer you are to god. And if one can dissolve completely into love, one becomes one with god.
[Osho said one should be loving and respectful to everything -- even inanimate things -- because what one loved was not the question, but the attitude of love.... ]
That love gives you depth and by and by it transforms you. All other temples are false. Unless you knock at the door of love, you knock in
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