If you don't know who you are, what do you really know?

Everything is an appearance in the Self. Who's there to be liberated and from what?

**"Love your enemies...pray for those who mistreat you"

- Luke 6:27-28**

For they know not what they do and the impact of their actions on you.

People in pain can give pain itself for that's what they have for now.

Pray for their well-being. Bless them with all your heart.

Such love is freedom.

Answer to those who don't like me posting Osho/Sadhguru on this channel.
Most people only have second-hand knowledge of spiritual teachers, like Osho, Sadhguru etc. They hear something from a position of authority and blindly believe in it.

What people have said about them may not be true. The fact is, we don't know. We haven't interacted with them nor do we know them personally.

Spiritual teachers are more likely to be misunderstood unless they create an image that suits a layman's mind. A common person cannot truly comprehend what a gyaani/sage says or does.

For the mind knows a limited, business-minded perspective. It just knows survival habitual patterns. It doesn't know the depth of Being.

A seeker is required to go beyond the dual conceptual mind to really be in that position where he can discern who's who.

There are more chances that a true sage is misunderstood and misinterpreted owing to his straightforward nature, that directly hits the disciples' ego, which most people cannot stand.

As a sage begins to transcend the mind and the world, he doesn't fit into the definitions created by the common masses. He might appear insensitive, senseless, or even vulgar. The fact is he's too advanced for the society.

He's actually on the level where everything is embraced and loved, nothing is divided, since he's realised the true non-dual nature of the Soul.

That's why only a sage recognises another sage. You can't recognise a Guru unless you have lost your mind.

On Fear

Fear is real as long as it's unobserved and unconscious.

Fear is always about losing something that we attach ourselves to. It can be our identity, a person, or a possession.

When someone realises he is going to lose something important, and valuable to him, it creates fear.

We fear not getting good experiences in the future. In fact, not getting the same experiences that made us feel good in the past. The mind seeks to recreate the pleasurable moments experienced in the past. This is mind's nature.

We, unconsciously, tend to cling to an image, a projected future. We want our future to be a certain way based on our past experiences.

Fear can only survive in you if you delve in the past. Once you become present, and be in the present only, fear can't prevail over you. It will simply vanish.

Face the fear, it will be gone.
It cannot survive in your presence.

Words cannot convey love.

If somebody says 'I love you'.
Still there's duality in it. There's a me and a you. In duality, there's no clarity.

Love doesn't need expression.
It's complete as it is.

Love is the result of clarity. It's always beyond the level of conditioning.

As there's more awareness in you, light in you, depth in you, love is then an inevitable experience.

And that experience can't be taken away. This is spiritual wealth, the real treasure.

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Life is short.
Take risks...
be a gambler.

What can you lose ?

You come with empty
hands n go with empty
hands.

There is nothing to
lose. Just a little time
to be playful, to sing a
beautiful song.

Each moment is so
precious.

- OSHO

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