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when you go to sleep.
[The sannyasin replies: I find if I lean on my left side the left nostril will close automatically.]
Yes, automatically. You do that; you can lie down on that side. Whenever you go to sleep and whenever you get up, the same has to be done. If in the afternoon you go to sleep, again do the same -- going and getting up.
Just watch it for one month and then tell me. It will change. Nothing to worry about. You must have got into the wrong habit of getting up from the very beginning.
In the West nobody is worried about the nostrils and their function. Western medical science has not come to discover the working of the left and right nostrils, and their inner mechanism. Many things can be changed very easily.
We have two brains, not one. And we have two sides -- the whole body Is divided. Nobody has both the sides exactly similar, nobody. A little difference is bound to be there, because one side is active, another side Inactive. One side is male, another side female -- yin and yang.
Difference are bound to be there, but sometimes they can be too much. That's why you are feeling it, otherwise nobody feels it. And if it is too much, sometimes it can be dangerous, for the weaker side will start becoming more and more weak, and the bridge between the two will become difficult. Then all the illnesses will happen on the one side.
So just do this for one month. Go on watching what is happening. It will be okay.
[A groupleader spoke about a group that would combine therapy and creative arts for Poona Ashram and Western Centres.
Osho said that it would involve much planning, and it would need a longer commitment than the current groups... ]
Don't think right now about the West. First we should have a centre here working perfectly, then we will think of connecting it. That can be possible. But right now it must happen here first. Many people are going to come, and it can be a real course in creativity.
Don't call it therapy at all. Let it be a discipline in creativity, but not therapy. In fact it is not for ill people. It is for people who are healthy, and would like to be more
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