What a joke! The joke of all jokes is that Sosan, the Chinese sage, was knocking at the door of my consciousness. These mystics are too much. You can never know at what moment they will start knocking at your doors. You are making love to your girlfriend, and Sosan comes and starts knocking.
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The whole thing comes to this, you can conclude it. All the Buddhas come to this conclusion: that you have to become a part of nature again. Great problems are only in the mind, not in life. The tree moves in you, the sun moves in the tree, the ocean moves into the tree, you move in the child and this goes on The breath that is within you will be in me a little later. And the breath is life, so your life and my life cannot be different, because the same breath you breathe I breathe.
And life is beyond. Life if not past. The very goal of perfection is an ego trip. The whole is already perfect, you need not be worried about it — and in the whole you are also perfect.
Exceptional read. I was going through some phase in life where I continuously had thoughts of missing someone in life. This book was intense read and could relate few chapters with my own life situation. The last few chapters esp 7, 8, 9 and 10 simply blew my mind. Such zen parables by Sosan can be easily misunderstood and not easy to understand. Osho explains these parables in an easy sense but with deep insights which often include quotes from Mahaveera, Buddha, and other relate-able Brilliant.
Osho explains these parables in an easy sense but with deep insights which often include quotes from Mahaveera, Buddha, and other relate-able examples..
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The emperor was just in the garden so he heard the beggar. I always take from the master, never from servants. If you are a beggar how can you have conditions? The emperor had never seen such an emperor-like man before; he was nothing. This man had some glory around him, a grace.
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