Words Don't Come Easy
Many time without to see you
And maybe such time will long forever at all
Only in dreams you coming true
But if it's you, to me even that is too much
La Pared
Sabes que sin ti ya no seré A dónde vayas voy, soy tu fiel compañero Siéntate, cierra los ojos yo saldré de la pared Contigo al planeta he vuelto
IF AT THE END OF OUR JOURNEY
ResponderEliminarTHERE BE NO FINAL RESTING PLACE,
HOW CAN THERE BE
A WAY TO LOSE OURSELVES IN?
SHAKYAMUNI,
THAT MISCHIEVOUS CREATURE,
HAVING APPEARED IN THE WORLD,
MISLED, ALAS,
HOW MANY PEOPLE!
THE MIND -
WHAT SHALL WE CALL IT?
IT IS THE SOUND OF THE BREEZE
THAT BLOWS THROUGH THE PINES
IN THE INDIAN-INK PICTURE.
THE MIND REMAINING
JUST AS IT WAS BORN -
WITHOUT ANY PRAYER
IT BECOMES THE BUDDHA.
TELL A LIE,
AND YOU FALL INTO HELL.
THEN WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO BUDDHA
WHO CONTRIVED
THINGS THAT DON'T EXIST?
TRUTH IS NOT A COMMODITY THAT IS WANTED BY PEOPLE. They think they already know it.
ResponderEliminarAnd even if they think they don't blow it, they think "Who needs it?" Their need is for more magic in their life, for more illusions, for more dreams.
The ordinary mind is constantly seeking new dreams, new sensations. In fact, it is afraid of truth.
The truth may shatter its magic, it may shatter its desires, it may shatter the beautiful dreams that one has been going through.
Truth is not needed by people. The moment a person becomes interested in truth, he is no more part of the mob - he becomes an individual. That very interest creates individuality. Otherwise, you remain part of the crowd; you don't really exist. You start existing only when you start searching for truth. But the search is arduous. It needs courage, it needs intelligence, it needs awareness.
Buddhism is no ordinary religion. It is not a religion of the mob - it is the religion of rare individuals.
It is not the religion of the mediocre - it is the religion of those who are really intelligent. No other religion is so individualistic. And the paradox that Buddha says there is no self, the paradox that Buddha does not believe in individuality... but his religion is that of the individuals.
Just to be interested in what Buddha has said is a great adventure, because nobody before or after has been such a radical revolutionary.
Today's sutras of Ikkyu are of immense importance.
OSHO, Take It Easy. Volume 1
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