Guest guest Posted August 1, 2008 Report Share Posted August 1, 2008 HARI AUM The ways of saints and realised souls...at times.. very very naughty!! Osho was different ( though all saints speak the same truth , but differently). Below is an imteresting excerpt from his stay in Mumbai during '70s. Read, enjoy and enlighten. Regards Balagopal NARAYANA NARAYANA NARAYANA Osho moves to Woodlands Apartment (December 8th 1970, Osho moves to Woodlands Apartment, where he lives until March 1974. There Osho was settled and he was able to work more closely with disciples. He gave private interviews, and discourses which were often followed by ten minutes' kirtan and meditations). In those days, at Woodlands in Bombay, he used to give sannyas to people alone in his room. Osho speaks: " You say: My first meeting with you at Woodlands, ended with my getting up from sitting at your feet and walking, not out of the door, but into your closet! It was not only you, it happened with many people, because in Woodlands, where I used to live, the door to my room and the door to my closet were exactly the same. For anybody who entered for the first time, it was natural--the chances were fifty-fifty, so almost fifty percent of the people used to go into the closet--and I enjoyed it very much! I used to have an electric remote control lock by my side for both doors. Once a person entered my closet, I would lock it.... It was really fun, because people would come out of the closet so embarrassed, so upset.... The closet was big enough, so they would move around inside, and there were so many robes...so they would go around the robes, and finally they would come out, very shocked. What had happened?--they had entered by the same door, or so they thought. Then as they came out, they became aware that there was another door just beside it, exactly the same, painted the same color. There was also a third door, which led to my bathroom. Once in a while...somebody would come out of the closet door in a hurry, and--as the mind is, it goes to extremes--he would miss the middle one and go to the third door, which would take him into the bathroom. Those who entered the bathroom would take longer to come out, because from my bathroom opened another door, which led to my sauna. Coming out of all those doors, they would feel so embarrassed that they would ask, " What happened to the door by which I came in? " And I would say, " Always remember the golden mean, the middle one. " And it is not only true about those doors: in your life also, never go to the extremes. Always find the middle one, the golden mean. At the extremes, truth is always a half-truth; only in the middle is it complete, is it whole " . Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Go to http://in.messenger./invite/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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