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| Osho Books—Darshan Diaries |
[ to a sannyasin returning to her husband in the West ] Just be there and be totally there. It is not a question of where you are; the question is always of being total or partial. Whenever you are partial, something goes on missing. But my feeling is that you will be partial there too -- because you could not be total here, so how can you be total there? Here you have been thinking of somebody who is there; there you will think of me and things that are here. Partiality is the way of the mind. The mind can never be total in anything, because to be total means to commit suicide; as far as the mind is concerned, it is a suicide. The mind is very clever in creating new fragments. You are thinking that there you will be total, but you will be there -- nobody else -- and this mind will be there -- no other mind. If it cannot be total here, how can it be total there? Just by changing places, nothing is changed; the mind remains unaffected by changing your place. The mind has to be changed. If you had been total here then there would have been a possibility: you could have hoped to be total there too. But try. Who knows? It may happen there. And it is always so that whenever you are not with your lover great romantic ideas arise, and when you are with your lover then all simply falls flat. When you are not with your lover your heart is simply longing to be together, and when you are together suddenly you find the whole stupidity of it... – Osho Hallelujah!, ch. 1 |

Chinese pinyin: Ha li lu ya! Chinese traditional: 哈利路亞! Chinese simplified: 哈利路亚! |
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