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The Last Morning Star

Talks on the Enlightened Woman Mystic, Daya

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  • 454 páginas
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Before we turn to these songs of Daya’s, we need to keep certain things in mind. Firstly, enlightenment is a celebration, a great festival.No festival is greater than this. The supreme moment of life has arrived. There will be dancing, there will be singing, a thanksgiving, an expression of gratitude. How one does this is another matter.Meera danced, Daya sang, Sahajo hummed, Chaitanya danced, Kabir composed verses, Buddha spoke. Sometimes it also happens that one remains silent…but in this silence there will be a beauty.Haven’t you noticed the difference between the various types of silence? Sometimes a person becomes silent out of anger, so there is anger in his silence. He is silent, but he is not really silent; he is expressing his anger through silence.Sometimes a man is silent in his sadness. He is silent, but he is still saying something. Every fiber of his body is saying that he is sad... – Osho The Last Morning Star, ch. 1

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The Last Morning Star, Osho Osho, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, S.W. Anand Haridas

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Título
The Last Morning Star
Subtítulo
Talks on the Enlightened Woman Mystic, Daya
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2000
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
454
ISBN10
8172611641
ISBN13
9788172611644
Serie
Calificación
5 de 5
Descripción
Before we turn to these songs of Daya’s, we need to keep certain things in mind. Firstly, enlightenment is a celebration, a great festival.No festival is greater than this. The supreme moment of life has arrived. There will be dancing, there will be singing, a thanksgiving, an expression of gratitude. How one does this is another matter.Meera danced, Daya sang, Sahajo hummed, Chaitanya danced, Kabir composed verses, Buddha spoke. Sometimes it also happens that one remains silent…but in this silence there will be a beauty.Haven’t you noticed the difference between the various types of silence? Sometimes a person becomes silent out of anger, so there is anger in his silence. He is silent, but he is not really silent; he is expressing his anger through silence.Sometimes a man is silent in his sadness. He is silent, but he is still saying something. Every fiber of his body is saying that he is sad... – Osho The Last Morning Star, ch. 1