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one inhalation, this whole visualization. It enters as the breath enters in, it goes out from the feet.
And as you exhale, visualize again a dark, dark light entering from the feet -- just darkness entering from the feet, coming up, going from the head out.
So with inhalation, gold light entering in from the head, going from the feet out. And with exhalation, darkness entering from the feet and going out from the head. This for ten minutes. And then just go to sleep. You will remain centered twenty-four hours a day. And whatsoever you want to do, you can do. There will be no problem at all.
This balances, this is a polarization of the feminine and the masculine inside. This is one of the most ancient methods to bring centering, balance, in the being.
Just this much continue, and whenever you can do some other meditation in the morning, you can. But this has to be done as a regular thing.
And finish things soon and come back!
God's Got a Thing About you
Chapter #2
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2 September 1978 pm in Chuang Tzu Auditorium
Archive code: 7809025
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Deva means divine, surupa means beauty -- divine beauty. This is one of the most fundamental things to be remembered always -- that the innermost core of everything is beautiful. Even when the circumference is not beautiful, then too the center is always beautiful. But because we cannot see the center and we become acquainted only with the circumference, sometimes we start thinking: this is ugly, that is bad, this is sin and that one is a sinner. That simply shows that we have not been able to penetrate to the very core of the person or the thing. If you look deep down in a sinner you will find a saint, and if you cannot find a saint that simply shows that you have not yet reached to the core of it.
When the eyes become really penetrating the whole existence becomes beautiful; even ugliness is transformed into beauty.
One has to go on working and digging and transforming oneself to the point where everything is known as beautiful, nothing remains ugly. When
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