The Last Poem of Vimalkirti (1981)
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- A video recording of the reading of Vimalkirti's poem by Mushkan Kaisad Dorabjee, to the accompaniment of Chinmaya Dunster.
- Possibly performed in the Resort, as we see Ma Jivan Mary in the public.
- Text:
- Your shadow after lunch.
- Your little white shadow slipping right through my burning heart.
- Where are you going?
- I come? Yes, I want to come
- Just come? Where are we going
- I know not how to walk
- I am ashamed of crawling after you
- I know not
- I guard your wake and sleep, I guard your day and night
- But is you who takes care of me
- I can offer only my body, but I will give it
- So you can sleep and wake
- You offer your being, and I am blind
- Tears of pain and joy come to my blind eyes
- Burning through my heart on their way to you
- Where can we meet?
- Let me settle into you, so I can heal my burns
- I come. Those few steps seem like the path to eternity
- I will make it
- I have to heal
- The path is healing me
- If only I would not hurt myself again and again
- language
- English
- released
- unknown
- length
- 3 min
credits
The last poem of Vimalkirti, Osho's guard
- Read by Mushkan Kaisad Dorabjee
- Vimalkirti left his body in 1981
- Osho declared him Enlightened
- Black and white photos by Sumant Moolgaokar
- Music: "Shyam" by Chinmaya Dunster
see also
- The film about Vimalkirti and his death celebration (also with this poem, read by his brother): Swami Anand Vimalkirti - The Blessed One - The Celebration (1981).
- OshoFilmArchive catalog no : OFA00,201
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