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Come Follow To You, Vol 1 - Oshorajneesh.com

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It is already the whole. Nothing exists beyond it. Science is atomic; religion is'wholly'. Use both.I am always in favor of using everything that you have. Even if you have somepoison I will say, "Preserve it, don't throw it." In some circumstance it canbe<strong>com</strong>e medicinal -- it depends on you. <strong>You</strong> can <strong>com</strong>mit suicide by the samepoison, and by the same poison you can be saved from dying. The poison is thesame; the difference is right use.Everything depends on right use. So when you go to the lab, use doubt; whenyou <strong>com</strong>e to the temple, use trust. Be loose and free so that when you go from thelab to the temple you don't carry the lab around with you. Then you can enterthe temple totally free of the lab -- you can pray, dance, sing. And when youmove towards the lab again, leave the temple behind, because dancing in the labwill be very absurd -- you may destroy things.Bringing the serious face that you use in the lab to the temple won't beappropriate. A temple is a celebration; a lab is a search. Search has to be serious;a celebration is a play. <strong>You</strong> delight in it, you be<strong>com</strong>e children again. A temple is aplace to be<strong>com</strong>e children again and again, so you never lose touch with youroriginal source. In the lab you are an adult; in the temple you are a child. AndJesus says, "The kingdom of God is for those who are like children."Remember always not to throw away anything that God has given to you -- noteven doubt. It must be He who has given it to you, and there must be a reasonbehind it, because nothing is given without reason. There must be a use for it.Don't discard any stone, because many times it has happened that the stone thatwas discarded by the builders became the very cornerstone of the building in theend.Question 2THE BIBLE USES THE WORD 'REPENT'. SOMETIMES YOU TRANSLATE ITAS 'RETURN', SOMETIMES AS 'ANSWER' AND SOMETIMES YOU LEAVE ITAS 'REPENT'. DO YOU CHANGE THE MEANING AS YOU NEED IT?I am not talking about the Bible at all. I am talking about me. I am not confinedby the Bible; I am not a slave to any scripture. I am totally free, and I behave as afree man.I love the Bible, the poetry of it, but I am not a Christian. Neither am I a Hindu,nor am I a Jain. I am simply me. I love the poetry, but I sing it in my own way.WHERE I should emphasize WHAT is finally decided by me, not by the Bible.I love the spirit of it, not the letter. And the word that I translate sometimes as'repent', sometimes as 'return' and sometimes as 'answer' means all three things.That is the beauty of old languages. Sanskrit, Hebrew, Arabic -- all the oldlanguages are poetic. When you use a poetic language it means many things. Itsays more than the words contain and it can be interpreted in different ways. Ithas many levels of meaning.<strong>Come</strong> <strong>Follow</strong> <strong>To</strong> <strong>You</strong> <strong>Vol</strong> 1Osho

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