He was a rebellious spirit, really in tune with Osho's vision. He was blessed by Osho when he came to the commune in Pune in 1988. I had received his letter and sent it to Osho.
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Life is constantly testing us for our level of commitment, and life's greatest rewards are reserved for those who demonstrate a never ending commitment to act until they achieve. This level of resolve can move mountains, but it must be constant and consistent.
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In clinging to the cramped universe of the ego we have the tendency to be concerned exclusively with ourselves. The least setback upsets and discourages us. We are obsessed with our success, our failure, our hopes and our anxieties,
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The Spanish philosopher, novelist, and poet , Miguel De Unamuno, is perhaps best known for his book the tragic sense of life (1913). In this he writes that all consciousness is consciousness of Death (We are painfully aware of our lack immortality) and of suffering.
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Our language often proves misleading, because the expression to "find God" or to "attain God" gives the impression one will be able to see God face to face. Such words are very misleading.
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And then gradually we try to extend that love even further. We must be capable of loving all people, unconditionally. Is it asking too much to love an enemy? It may seems like an impossible undertaking, but it is based on a very simple observation; all beings without exception wish to avoid suffering and not know happiness.
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Distaste for the fatuous breeziness of self help has also possibly encouraged a rejection of all psychology as light weight and worthless. But the message of serious psychology is the opposite of that of self help - fulfilment is not easy, but exhaustingly difficult.
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Self-love is not bondage; it is to add wings to the self so that it can fly like a phoenix to reach the ultimate height of divine ecstasy and enlightenment. Self-love is transcendental.
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