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and fragrance, remains as long as existence allows it and then moves out. You should not try to close all your doors or the same fresh breeze will become absolutely stale.
That's what people's lives have become -- stale, ugly -- and the reason lies in their idea of permanent love. In life everything is changing. And change is beautiful; it gives you more and more experience, more and more awareness, more and more maturity.
Just to change the subject....
The male dinosaur has been going out with the female dinosaur for two thousand years and finally he asks her for a kiss. She agrees.
Four thousand years later he asks if they might hug a little, and she agrees.
Three thousand years later he says, "Look, honey, we have been seeing each other for about nine thousand years. Don't you think it is about time we... er... you know, get it on?"
She looks at him shyly, and says, "Oh, darling I would love to, but I'm having my decade."
A little Jew is wandering through the Sahara desert carrying a watermelon under his arm. He stares into the distance where he thinks he is seeing a mirage. But no, it turns out to be Pope the Polack walking towards him, carrying a car door.
They greet each other and the pope asks the Jew why he is carrying the watermelon.
"Every time I get thirsty I eat a slice," explains the Jew. "And what are you doing with that car door?"
"Well," says Pope the Polack, "every time I get too hot I just roll down the window."
Okay, Maneesha?
Yes, Beloved Master.
Hari Om Tat Sat
Chapter #3
Chapter title: In the search is the ego
18 January 1988 pm in Gautam the Buddha Auditorium
Archive code: 8801185
ShortTitle: HARI03
Audio: Yes
Video: Yes
Length: 59 mins
Question 1
BELOVED MASTER,
WHEN YOU SAID LAST NIGHT THAT I AM ENLIGHTENED, IT REALLY FREAKED ME OUT. IT LOOKS LIKE I'M MUCH MORE AT EASE WITH BEING UNENLIGHTENED AND SEARCHING FOR IT, RATHER THAN JUST BEING ENLIGHTENED. I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE QUESTION IS BUT I FEEL I NEED A SLAP TO WAKE ME UP!
Niyama, the question you have asked
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