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women over very carefully. Then he turns to Betty and says, "Have you been a pure and honest woman?"
"My good man," replies Betty, "I am English. I have been honest and clean my whole life."
"Okay, okay," says Peter, checking his list. "Follow that angel to the pink room."
Then Peter turns to Margaret. "And have you been a pure, forthright woman?"
"Oh Peter," replies Margaret, "I have been as pure as the driven snow."
"Okay," says Peter, checking his list, "follow that angel to the pink room."
Then he turns to Lolita. "And have you been honest and pure?"
"I never did-a no harm to anyone," replies Lolita. "I could-a say I was honest. I loved love. And I was-a pure. I loved loving purely for love, and only for love."
"Okay," says Peter, dropping his list, "follow me to my room!"
Nivedano...
(Drumbeat)
(Gibberish)
Nivedano...
(Drumbeat)
Be silent, close your eyes.
Feel your body to be completely frozen.
Now look inwards.
Collect all your life energy just like an arrow and without stopping anywhere go straight forward to the center of your being.
This moment you are the buddha.
This moment you are the glory of being.
This moment all that is yours
will be revealed to you,
all the secrets, all the miracles.
The greatest miracle is that as you go deeper darkness disappears and a totally different kind of light, a light without source, illuminates your being. And you have an absolute feeling of immortality, of eternity.
To make it clear, Nivedano...
(Drumbeat)
Forget your bodies -- you are not your body.
And forget your mind -- you are not your mind.
You are the watcher of both.
The body is lying there, the mind may be chattering -- you are watching. You have always been a watcher, unscratched by any thought, any desire, any action. Your purity is eternal.
Nivedano...
(Drumbeat)
Come back.
But come back with your experience,
come back with the light that you have seen.
Come back with the joy, with the blissfulness,
the pure
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