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syn = Reader of the sutras/questions: [[Sw Ananda Teertha]]. |
syn = Reader of the sutras/questions: [[Sw Ananda Teertha]].  
 
:The sutra
::Come if you wish to meet
::The novel man.
::He has abandoned
::His worldly possessions
::For the beggar's sack
::That hangs from his shoulder.
::He speaks of the eternal mother
::(Kali, the goddess of time)
::Even as he enters the Ganges.
 
::Simple words can overcome
::Ignorance and disbelief:
::Kali and Krishna are one.
::The words may differ --
::The meaning is precisely the same.
::He who has broken
::The barrier of words,
::Has conquered limits:
::Allah or Jesus, Moses or Kali,
::The rich or the poor,
::Sage or fool,
::All are one and the same to him.
 
::Lost in his own thoughts,
::He seems insane to others.
::He opens his arms
::To welcome the world,
::Calling all to the ferry boat
::Tied to the coast of life.
 
 
:(Questions and sutras quoted from ''[[Osho Books on CD-ROM]]'', ver 1.01.)
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prevevent = The Cypress in the Courtyard ~ 21 |
prevevent = The Cypress in the Courtyard ~ 21 |
nextevent = The Beloved Vol 1 ~ 06 |
nextevent = The Beloved Vol 1 ~ 06 |

Revision as of 05:50, 16 February 2019

event type discourse
date & time 25 Jun 1976 am
location Chuang Tzu Auditorium, Poona
language English
audio Available, duration 1h 16min. Quality: good.
online audio
video Not available
online video
see also
online text find the PDF of this discourse
shorttitle BELOV105
notes
synopsis
Reader of the sutras/questions: Sw Ananda Teertha.
The sutra
Come if you wish to meet
The novel man.
He has abandoned
His worldly possessions
For the beggar's sack
That hangs from his shoulder.
He speaks of the eternal mother
(Kali, the goddess of time)
Even as he enters the Ganges.
Simple words can overcome
Ignorance and disbelief:
Kali and Krishna are one.
The words may differ --
The meaning is precisely the same.
He who has broken
The barrier of words,
Has conquered limits:
Allah or Jesus, Moses or Kali,
The rich or the poor,
Sage or fool,
All are one and the same to him.
Lost in his own thoughts,
He seems insane to others.
He opens his arms
To welcome the world,
Calling all to the ferry boat
Tied to the coast of life.


(Questions and sutras quoted from Osho Books on CD-ROM, ver 1.01.)


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