| Zen: The Path of Paradox Vol. 2 (of 3) by Osho 10 talks given live June 1977 Pune, India |

book: Shichiri Kojun Bankei .............................. 盘圭永琢 |
Compassion is the ultimate flowering of consciousness. It is passion released of all darkness, it is passion freed from all bondage, it is passion purified of all poison. Passion becomes compassion. Passion is the seed, compassion is the flowering of it. But compassion is not kindness, kindness is not compassion. Kindness is an ego-attitude, it strengthens your ego. When you are kind to somebody, you feel the upper hand. When you are kind to somebody there is a deep insult – you are humiliating the other, you are feeling happy in his humiliation. That's why kindness can never be forgiven. Whomsoever you have been kind to will remain somehow somewhere angry with you, is bound to take revenge. Because kindness is only on the surface as compassion, but deep in the depth it has nothing to do with compassion. It has other ulterior motives... – Osho Zen: The Path of Paradox, Vol. 2, ch. 3 |
Chinese pinyin: Chan: Maodun zhi lu -- Di-er juan Chinese traditional: 禪:矛盾之路 第二卷 Chinese simplified: 禅:矛盾之路 第二卷 |
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