Tuesday, 5 May 2015

Do not believe in me !

Buddha was one of the most authentic men who has ever lived.
His dying words were, ”Don’t believe in me.”
Don’t believe something because Buddha has said it, don’t believe because others believe it.
Unless it becomes a truth for you, don’t believe it.
That doesn’t mean to disbelieve it. There is no need.
Remain suspended.
That is intellectual honesty: to remain suspended, to remain agnostic.
Don’t say yes or no until you come to know.
Believers are false, pseudo, inauthentic.
That’s why I say that faith has become impossible.
To be authentic is to be religious – even if you have to say, ”I don’t know God, I don’t know Christ, I don’t
know the Holy Ghost.
I don’t know anything.
And because I don’t know, I cannot believe.
Unless I know, I will not believe.”
Only this kind of attitude will create a situation for you to grow.
OshO 
The Eternal Quest
CHAPTER 9. THE NEED FOR AUTHENTICITY




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Saturday, 2 May 2015

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Judgement !

A sannyasin said that he found his mind making judgements all the time – about other people, and concerning insignificant and petty things.]
Just one thing to do: 
whenever you feel any judgement coming in the mind, change the breathing pattern, and immediately you will see a change and that the judgement has disappeared.
Whenever you want to change a pattern of the mind that has become a long-standing habit, breathing is the best thing.
All habits of the mind are associated with the pattern of breathing.
Change the pattern of breathing and the mind changes immediately, instantly.
Try it.
Whenever you see that a judgement is coming and you are getting into an old habit, immediately exhale – as if you are throwing the judgement out with the exhalation.
Exhale deeply, pulling the stomach in, and as you throw out the air, feel, visualise, that the whole judgement is being thrown
Then take in fresh air deeply, two or three times, and just see what happens.
You will feel a complete freshness; the old habit will not have been able to take possession.
So start by exhalation, not inhalation. When you want to take something in, start inhaling; if you want to throw something out, start by exhalation and just see how immediately the mind is affected.
And don’t be worried about it, because the very worry gives it emphasis and feeds it.
Simply do this and immediately you will see that the mind has moved somewhere else; a new breeze has come.
You are not in the old groove so you will not repeat the old habit.
And this is true for all habits.
For example, if you smoke, if the urge comes to smoke and you don’t want to, immediately exhale deeply
and throw the urge out.
Have a fresh breath in and you will see immediately that the urge has gone.
This can become a very very important tool for inner change.
Just try it!
OshO 
Hammer on the Rock