OSHO

The man who has gone beyond mind and the man who has fallen below mind - both are out of the mind, so there is some similarity. That similarity should not deceive anybody - because the person who has fallen below mind, will be sad, tense, searching for the lost home, nervous, feeling unworthy. You have to look into the qualities and the feelings of the man.

The man who has gone beyond the mind will be feeling like a child, innocent, will be relishing existence and its beauty, will be creative. He cannot be de structive. He may paint, he may sculpt, he may sing, he may dance, but a man who is moving above mind is bound to pour a little more beauty into the world, a little more music, a little more poetry - that is his contribution.

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OSHO

Sermons in Stones