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About the heart...
If one has to choose between the head and the heart, one should choose the heart, because all the beautiful values of life belong to the heart. The head is a good mechanic, technician, but you cannot live your life joyously just by being a mechanic, a technician, a scientist.
The head has no qualities, capacities for joy, for blissfulness, for silence, for innocence, for beauty, for love, for all that makes
the life rich: it is the heart.
Osho |
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The Path
Many people believe that the spiritual path is difficult and the neurotic path is easy... It takes the same effort and energy to walk either path. The difficulty lies in the nature of the mind and how it grasps things and becomes entranced by feelings and sensations... Direct the mind with immediate sensations and convoluted negotiations, and we create neurosis and confusion. Direct it with the power of the Infinite word, words of truth, and we will excel with clarity, kindness, and love.
Yogi Bhajan |
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Love
Love,
so much love.
I received your letter when I got back.
I could feel the ardour of your heart through your words.
I well know the fervour that stirs your soul
and the thirst that turns into tears within you.
I was once there too, I too have suffered it.
I can well understand your heart because I have travelled those same paths
you now have to take in the quest for God.
I too have experienced the longing that one day turns into a raging fire in
which one has to consume oneself.
But this burning brings the birth of a new life.
The drop can only become the ocean when it ceases to exist. |
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Continue your efforts in meditation;
you have to go deeper and deeper into it -
it is the only way.
Through it and it alone can one reach life’s truth.
Remember:
If you become absorbed in sadhana,
fully committed and surrendered,
you are bound to reach the truth.
This is an eternal law.
No step taken towards God is ever wasted.
My regards to all.
Osho
from "A Cup of Tea" |
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