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tabula rasa, they are not clean slates; much is already written, they are already old. 'Small children' is just a metaphor, a metaphor to show that you have both: you have inside you the oldest mind and the youngest being.
Slowly slowly you have to choose the fresh being against the stale, stagnant mind. Once you become settled in the fresh being this problem will disappear. Then the mind is there; you can use it. It is useful, because it carries all the information. It is a wonderful mechanism; no composer can compete with it yet.
But when you are not it, you are separate, and that separation is liberation. To know 'I am not the mind' is to know 'I am god!'
[A sannyasin, leaving, says she loves Osho and even though she is speedy in the West she feels him with her.]
I am there with you. Love knows no distances. Love is not a phenomenon that happens in space or in time; it is beyond time and beyond space.
Wherever you are in love, I am there with you, I am there with you immediately. That is the miracle of love: it destroys all barriers of time and space.
Good! Just be here and enjoy....
You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet
Chapter #3
Chapter title: None
3 March 1979 pm in Chuang Tzu Auditorium
Archive code: 7903035
ShortTitle: NOTHIN03
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Prem means love, darshano means insight. They say that love is blind; I say that only love is not blind. The person who lives without love lives in blindness and in darkness. His ears hear not but only translate. His eyes don't see but impose. His mind does not understand but only interprets. His whole life is phoney. It is love that gives one authenticity. and to be authentic is to be worthy of receiving truth.
Love takes away all that is pseudo in you; and the Pseudo is hindering the insight, the pseudo is blocking the way. It is because of the pseudo that we cannot hear and we cannot see and we cannot feel. Once love arises in the heart the pseudo starts disappearing, just as when you bring light in the darkness disperses.
A man who has not lived in love, through love, for love, has
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