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myself on you; whether you reject, whether you resist or not, doesn't matter; I go on raining on you. Even if you reject me, you are nourished. When you go far away you will not feel nourished; you will start feeling hungry for me, you will be starved. And that will be good; that you need, in fact that you deserve.
You can go, and then you will come back more relaxed, and more possibilities will open up.
[The sannyasin says: I would like to have two months, three months more.]
Then don't resist if you want to stay!
This is a double bind: on one hand you are fighting with me and on the other hand you want to fall in love with me, so both things are destructive to each other. If you want, you can stay.
[The woman says: I'm in a double-bind: I want to stay... On the other hand I would like to stay with him.]
Both things will become possible, because finally he will also stay. This is just some foolishness that he has to go through. It is not very serious. So there is no problem -- you can manage to become part of the ashram. Arrange it.
He himself is not going!
He says three months; he will not go even after three months. Just don't be worried about him -- I will take care of him!
[A sannyasin had previously asked a question, 'Why don't you hit me Osho?', which Osho had answered in discourse, saying that the sannyasin was not yet ready, had to be worthy of the hit. Tonight the sannyasin says: Now I just want to come back and be here totally.]
You have to be! That was the purpose of what I said. Surrender to the commune totally, unconditionally; forget everything else. Don't be calculating and don't be clever. Just be a fool and surrender everything! Be unconditionally part of the family here and whatsoever you can do, do.
But this constant coming and going is of no use, it is simply wasting your energy and your time. Go and finish things there, because if you go on doing things there you will be constantly running. Simply destroy the bridge so there is no going back.
[The sannyasin then asks about going to the West: Should I finish what I started there... doing the work you had asked
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