Crazy Wisdom

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> >Ac: Tolle in his autobiographical essay says

> > > what 'everyone' was looking for, had already

> > > happened to me.

> > >

> > > Many other teachers too imply similar things.

> > > In their 'version of the world', 'everyone'

> > > is looking for enlightenment or at least..

> > > 'eternal peace' or 'eternal happiness' (happiness

> > > without a trace of pain).

> > >

> > >

> > >M: I somehow have missed meeting that... 'everyone'!

> > >

> > > Where is that 'everyone'?

> > >

> > >

> > > People that I know and have known are far more

> > > interested in next fuck, next bonus, next house,

> > > next car, next boat, next position, next game ...

> > >

> > > and, not really in enlightenment, nirvana, eternal

> > > peace or eternal peace. In fact, most of them don't

> > > give a fig to enlightenment and eternal peace!

> > >

> > ......next fuck, next bonus, next house,

> > next boat, next car next position, next hit

> > of bliss, next profound insight, next satori,

> > next glimpse of eternal peace, next taste

> > of oneness.....It's

> > all the same search....ALL of it...the

> > ones seriously kidding themselves are

> > the spiritual seekers who believe

> > they are now different because

> > they seek something 'spiritual'.

> >

> > Matthew

> >

>

>

>

> Where 'spiritual' meets the road, is on the one

> " less traveled " .

>

> Few dare to walk it. Fewer still live to talk

> about it.

>

> ;-)

>

> ~A

 

P: I'm surprised that after all these years

of being this way, you don't know your

condition. You, all, are mad. Worry not! It's

a divine madness. Jung, knew it well, and said

that there is a small minority who cannot stand

a meaningless life, and obsesses about finding its

meaning. Without pursuing this quest, they cannot

live, and grow neurotic. Those are us. What you

have to understand is that: it is not the finding

that is important, and fulfilling, but the quest

itself. Not finding, is finding. That's how crazy

you are! Ha, ha!