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But this is not ordinary madness; this is divine madness. And if you can go through it, you will go beyond mind and beyond madness too. Just allow it one week, mm? Good!
[Another sannyasin says: I've just been shaking for weeks and weeks and weeks, and crying.]
Nothing to worry about. Your Kundalini must be arising! (laughter) Great spiritual experiences are happening.
That's how Indians are far better than Westerners: they always find something good in everything, mm? One is shaking and trembling and they say it is Kundalini; it makes people feel good! If you call it wavering and shaking it doesn't feel so good; one feels as if one is nervous or something. Indians are far better: they say that this is a spiritual experience, your Kundalini is arising.
The Sun Behind the Sun Behind the Sun
Chapter #5
Chapter title: None
5 January 1978 pm in Chuang Tzu Auditorium
Archive code: 7801055
ShortTitle: SUNSUN05
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[To a new sannyasin Osho says:]
This is not for the first time that you are becoming a sannyasin; many times before in many lives you have been attracted again and again and you have followed many paths... but it was never completed. You were never totally in it, so you have tried many times and you have failed many times. Remember this time not to fail. And only one thing helps you to succeed, and that is totality.
The search has to become your whole being. It should not be partial; you should put all that you have at stake. It is a gamble, that's why clever people go on missing it. Sometimes fools reach and the so-called intelligent lag behind, because the basic quality of totality is more easily possible for the fool than for the so-called intelligent. He does not reach because of his foolishness; he reaches because of his whole-heartedness. I am not saying to become a fool; I am saying to become whole-hearted. To be whole-hearted is so significant that even a fool can reach. And to be partly involved is wastage of energy.
You have been on the path many times on and off and then you got disturbed again and again, because
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