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little breeze and the dewdrop starts slipping towards the ocean. You can understand the fear of the dewdrop. The dewdrop can see the ocean and knows perfectly well that within a minute it will be gone.
Intimacy and love are the most dangerous things, because they dissolve your personality, your ego, your I-ness. They give you authentic reality, but they take away all that is false and not intrinsic to your existence.
It is a kind of death. Every great love is a death and a resurrection.
You are saying, "Will I forget the moon, bite your finger and take you for granted once more?"
Sarjano, if you have seen me, if you have loved me you cannot forget the moon. And as far as biting the finger, Niskriya is available -- for all the cannibals who are here, bite Niskriya. I really mean it!
And Sarjano, you can never take me for granted. It is impossible for love, it is impossible for trust -- and I know your heart and I know you have loved me. It is because of that love that such a question has arisen in you.
Now, Sarjano, it is time for prayer.
In fact it is always time for prayer. Even when we are talking seriously, and everybody is listening very seriously, it is time for prayer.
Deep down a laughter is gathering like a raincloud; soon it will be showering. And the time has come.
Gorgeous Gloria, after an examination, phones her doctor and asks, "Doctor, would you see if by any chance I left my panties in your office?"
The doctor looks in the examination room, returns to the phone and tells her, "I'm afraid they are not here."
"Sorry to trouble you, Doctor," replies Gloria, "I will try the dentist."
Three guys are sitting in the pub one evening, talking about their dogs.
The first guy, a car salesman, says,
"My dog is incredible, I have trained him as my assistant. Watch this!"
He whistles, and his dog jumps up and races out of the door. Five minutes later, he is back. In his mouth are all the papers, signed and sealed, of a brand new Cadillac car he has just sold. The salesman pulls out a box of biscuits and gives one to his dog.
"That's nothing," says the
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