- The urge to possess is the urge not to be alone. One cannot be
alone, so he seeks company. But the company of other people is not
reliable, so he seeks, instead, the company of things. To live with
a wife is difficult; to live with a car is not so difficult. So
ultimately, possessiveness turns toward things.
- My vision of a good world is that people will be individuals,
meeting with others, sharing their joy, their love, unconditionally.
And not expecting that tomorrow also will be the same -- they will
remain aware of the constantly changing existence.
- The more empty you are within, the more you seek fame; it is a
sort of substitute. The more poor you are within, the more you seek
riches; it is a substitute to somehow stuff yourself with something.
- An enlightened person is the richest person possible, but his
richness comes from surrender, not from fight. He does not... he has
not any conflict with the whole. He has fallen in harmony, he is in
a harmonia.
- Misery is manufactured by man -- existence is just playfulness,
bliss. It is a song, it is a dance, it is a continuous celebration
all the year round.
- If you really want to be with me, drop guilt. And the same
energy that has become a guilt complex becomes celebration once it
is released. Celebration is the right attitude. Celebrate all that
God has given to you. I promise you that if you can celebrate all
that God has given to you, you will become worthy of more.
- The world is never going to be happy, it has never been so, and it is never going to be so. The world is bound to remain unhappy, only individuals can be happy. It is something personal. It needs consciousness to be happy. It needs intensity to be happy. It needs awareness to be happy. The world can never be happy because it has no awareness. Society has no soul, only man has it. But it is very difficult for the ego to accept this.
see and follow see and follow see and follow ::::::::: INNERLIGHT and INNERSOUND
Thursday, September 29, 2011
be individuals
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