Osho, I can feel myself moving from anger into sadness. I don’t know whether I should try and get the anger out or just let it explode inside.
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Astrum Peregrinus
EM BUSCA DE MIM MESMO
Sunday, March 11, 2012
The Way of the Sly Man
Friday, October 29, 2010
OSHO - Sufis: The People of the Path, Vol 1
Man is asleep. This sleep is not the ordinary sleep, it is a metaphysical sleep. Even while you think you are awake, you remain asleep. With open eyes, walking on the road, working in your office, you remain asleep. It is not only in the church that you are asleep, you are asleep everywhere. You are simply asleep.
This metaphysical sleep has to be broken, this metaphysical sleep has to be completely dropped. One has to become a flame of awareness. Only then does life start being meaningful, only then does life gain a significance, only then is life not the so-called day-to-day, ordinary, dull routine – life has poetry in it and a thousand and one lotuses flower in the heart. Then there is God.
God is not a theory, it is not an argument. It is an experience of significance in life.
And the significance can only be felt when you are not asleep. How can you feel the significance of life in sleep? Life is significant, immensely significant. Each moment of it is precious. But you are asleep. Only awakened eyes can see this significance, live this significance.
This metaphysical sleep has to be broken, this metaphysical sleep has to be completely dropped. One has to become a flame of awareness. Only then does life start being meaningful, only then does life gain a significance, only then is life not the so-called day-to-day, ordinary, dull routine – life has poetry in it and a thousand and one lotuses flower in the heart. Then there is God.
God is not a theory, it is not an argument. It is an experience of significance in life.
And the significance can only be felt when you are not asleep. How can you feel the significance of life in sleep? Life is significant, immensely significant. Each moment of it is precious. But you are asleep. Only awakened eyes can see this significance, live this significance.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Saturno
Saturno é o sexto planeta do Sistema Solar com uma órbita localizada entre as órbitas de Júpiter e Urano. É o segundo maior, após Júpiter dos planetas gigantes do sistema solar, porém o de menor densidade, tanto que se existisse um oceano grande o bastante, Saturno flutuaria nele. Seu aspecto mais característico é seu brilhante sistema de anéis, o único visível da Terra. Seu nome provém do deus romano Saturno. Faz parte dos denominados planetas exteriores.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Jornada da vida
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