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is the criterion.
I don't say don't commit a sin. I have no commandments. I don't say, 'Do this. This is moral and virtuous' -- nothing I say whatsoever you want to do, do. If you want to be a thief, be a total thief. If it is virtue it will become part of you. If it is not virtue you will come out of it. If you want to be angry, be totally angry. If It is worthwhile you will enjoy it. If you feel it is simply nonsense, it will simply drop of its own accord.
Totality is the criterion. So drift -- but don't resist. If you want to resist, then resist it totally and don't drift! rm not saying drift. Remember always that I never give you direction. Who am I to give you direction? And people who direct you are manipulators. I simply give you an understanding.
So choose. With one foot on one boat and another foot on another boat you will be in trouble. And the boats are moving in diametrically opposite directions; you will be tom apart That's what is happening to millions of people -- torn into pieces, everything falling apart. Then life becomes a misery, has to become.
Life is happy when you are together. Happiness is a function of togetherness. Misery is a function of dividedness, fragmentariness. So just decide.
Good... the group has given you a good vision.
[A group member says: During the last night of the group I was vomiting and I had diarrhoea, and very much pain... ]
That can happen, mm? When something is released in the mind, the body also releases. There is always a parallel holding in the body. In people who repress, the intestine always holds something which should not be there -- much toxins, poisons. It has to be that way because when the mind is holding some poison -- anger, sadness, hatred -- a parallel poison has to exist in the body to support it, otherwise the mind cannot hold it. The mind and body are not two; each corresponds with the other.
So it happens almost always that when the mind releases something, suddenly the body releases -- diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting. They are very good indications.
In India, Yoga has been working for centuries. They start from the opposite end. First they
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