
| Just a few days before I was reading Jean Jacques Rousseau's Confessions. This is a rare book. It is really the first book in world literature in which someone bares himself, totally naked. Whatsoever sins he has committed, whatsoever immorality, he opens himself up, totally naked. But if you read the Confessions of Rousseau you are bound to feel that he is enjoying it; he feels very much elated. Talking about his sins, talking about his immoralities, he feels elated. It seems as if he is enjoying it with much relish. In the beginning, in the introduction, Rousseau says, "When the last day of judgment will come, I will say to God, to the almighty, `You need not bother about me. Read this book and you will know everything...'" --Osho The Book of Secrets, Vol. 1, ch. 15 |
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