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become invisible.
These are the three forms of all energy: solid, liquid, vapour. Ordinarily people exist at the first -- the solid... frozen. We are all frozen love energies. A few of us who are very fortunate can melt a little and become liquid. Even fewer are capable of becoming vapour -- invisible.
So I call you love energy so that you can start working on these lines. Think of yourself more as energy, less as body. When you think of yourself as body, you are more solid, defined. When you think of yourself as an energy, you are more like a cloud -- nebulous, no definition, no boundary. Move like a cloud. And when you are sitting silently, close your eyes, and feel more and more like vapour -- evaporating, moving into the invisible... becoming invisible.
And soon, within a few days, you will have a few glimpses. The possibility is there -- that's why I am saying that you will have a few glimpses that suddenly you are not. Suddenly you will be shocked -- you have evaporated. You will have to open your eyes to see whether your body still exists or not. You will have to touch your body to feel whether it is really real or not. And when that happens you have to come and tell me.
So whenever you have time do the meditations, do groups. In the remaining time, walking on the road feel like a cloud -- nebulous. Then with closed eyes feel that you are moving into the invisible, disappearing... Losing all form, all visibility.
Any day it will happen, and when it happens come and tell me. Then I will give you a certain technique. So remind me whenever it happens.
The Buddha Disease
Chapter #6
Chapter title: Everything is within the reach of an empty hand
6 January 1977 pm in Chuang Tzu Auditorium
Archive code: 7701065
ShortTitle: DISEAS06
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Dharma is a very special sanskrit word. It means exactly what in chinese they mean by tao, or what in greek they mean by logos -- the ultimate law. Not any law in particular.... The law of gravitation is a particular law. And then there are many laws -- chemical, biological, physical, but they are all particular
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