Guest guest Posted July 7, 2008 Report Share Posted July 7, 2008 Dear Sunil ji, Thanks for the post. Love and regards, Sreenadh , " sunil nair " <astro_tellerkerala wrote: > > > > > PYTHAGORAS IS THE FIRST EXPERIMENT in creating a synthesis. Twenty- five > centuries have passed since then and nobody else has tried it again. > Nobody else before had done it, and nobody else has done it afterwards > either. It needs a mind which is both scientific and mystic. It is a > rare phenomenon. It happens once in a while. > > There have been great mystics -- Buddha, Lao Tzu, Zarathustra. And there > have been great scientists -- Newton, Edison, Einstein. But to find a > man who is at home with both the worlds, easily at home, is very > difficult. PYTHAGORAS IS THAT KIND OF MAN -- A CLASS UNTO HIMSELF. He > cannot be categorized by anybody else. > > The synthesis that he tried was needed, particularly in his days, as it > is needed today -- because the world is again at the same point. The > world moves in a wheel. The Sanskrit word for 'the world' is samsara. > SAMSARA means the wheel. THE WHEEL IS BIG: ONE CIRCLE IS COMPLETED IN > TWENTY-FIVE CENTURIES. Twenty-five centuries before Pythagoras, Atlantis > committed suicide -- out of man's own scientific growth. But without > wisdom, scientific growth is dangerous. It is putting a sword in the > hands of a child. > > NOW TWENTY-FIVE CENTURIES HAVE PASSED SINCE PYTHAGORAS. Again the world > is in a chaos. Again the wheel has come to the same point -- it always > comes to the same point. It takes twenty-five centuries for this moment > to happen. > > AFTER EACH TWENTY-FIVE CENTURIES THE WORLD COMES INTO A STATE OF GREAT > CHAOS. Man becomes uprooted, starts feeling meaningless. All the values > of life disappear. A great darkness surrounds. Sense of direction is > lost. One simply feels accidental. There seems to be no purpose, no > significance. Life seems to be just a by-product of chance. It seems > existence does not care for you. It seems there is no life after death. > It seems whatsoever you do is futile, routine, mechanical. All seems to > be pointless. > > THESE TIMES OF CHAOS, DISORDER, can either be a great curse, as it > happened in Atlantis, or they can prove a quantum leap in human growth. > It depends on how we use them. IT IS ONLY IN SUCH GREAT TIMES OF CHAOS > THAT GREAT STARS ARE BORN. > > Pythagoras was not alone. In Greece, Pythagoras and Heraclitus were > born. In India, Buddha and Mahavira and many others. In China, Lao Tzu, > Chuang Tzu, Confucius, Mencius, Lieh Tzu, and many more. In Iran, > Zarathustra. In the brahmin tradition, many great Upanishadic seers. In > the world of Judaism, Moses... ALL THESE PEOPLE, THESE GREAT MASTERS > WERE BORN AT A CERTAIN STAGE IN HUMAN HISTORY -- TWENTY-FIVE CENTURIES > BEFORE. > > NOW WE ARE AGAIN IN A GREAT CHAOS, AND MAN'S FATE WILL DEPEND ON WHAT WE > DO. Either we will destroy ourselves like the civilization that > destroyed itself in Atlantis -- the whole world will become a Hiroshima; > we will be drowned in our own knowledge; in our own science; we will > commit suicide, a collective suicide. A few, a Noah and a few of his > followers, may be saved, or may not be... Or, there is a possibility > that we can take a quantum leap. > > EITHER MAN CAN COMMIT SUICIDE, OR MAN CAN BE REBORN. Both the doors are > open. If the times can create people like Heraclitus and Lao Tzu and > Zarathustra and Pythagoras and Buddha and Confucius, why can they not > create a great humanity? They can. But we go on missing the opportunity. > > THE ORDINARY MASSES LIVE IN SUCH UNCONSCIOUSNESS THAT THEY CAN'T SEE > EVEN A FEW STEPS AHEAD. They are blind. And they are the majority!... If > we can create a great momentum in the world for meditation, for the > inward journey, for tranquility, for stillness, for love, for God... if > we can create a space.... for God to happen to many many people, > humanity will have a new birth, a resurrection -- A NEW MAN WILL BE > BORN. > > AND ONCE YOU MISS THESE TIMES, THEN FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTURIES AGAIN YOU > WILL REMAIN THE SAME. Few people will achieve enlightenment, but it will > remain only for few people. Here and there, once in a while, a person > will become alert and aware and divine. But the greater part of humanity > goes on lagging behind -- in darkness, in utter darkness, in absolute > misery. THE GREATER PART OF HUMANITY GOES ON LIVING IN HELL. > > But these moments when chaos spreads and man loses his roots in the > past, becomes unhinged from the past, are great moments. If we can learn > something from the past history, if we can learn something from > Pythagoras.. . People could not use Pythagoras and his understanding, > they could not use his great synthesis, they could not use the doors > that he had made available. A SINGLE INDIVIDUAL HAD DONE SOMETHING > IMMENSE, SOMETHING IMPOSSIBLE, BUT IT WAS NOT USED. > > I AM TRYING TO DO EXACTLY THE SAME AGAIN; I FEEL A VERY DEEP SPIRITUAL > AFFINITY WITH PYTHAGORAS. I am also bringing you a synthesis of East and > West, of science and religion, of intellect and intuition, of the male > mind and the female mind, of the head and the heart, of the right and > the left. I AM ALSO TRYING IN EVERY POSSIBLE WAY TO CREATE A GREAT > HARMONY, BECAUSE ONLY THAT HARMONY CAN SAVE. Only that harmony can give > you a new birth. > > BUT THERE IS EVERY POSSIBILITY THAT WHAT WAS DONE TO PYTHAGORAS WILL BE > DONE TO ME. AND THERE IS EVERY POSSIBILITY WHAT WAS DONE TO PYTHAGORAS' > FOLLOWERS WILL BE DONE TO MY SANNYASINS. But still, even knowing that > possibility, the effort has to be made again. Because this is valuable > time. It comes only once in twenty-five centuries when the wheel can > move in a new way, can take a new direction. > > YOU ALL HAVE TO RISK, AND YOU HAVE TO RISK ALL THAT YOU HAVE. And risk > it with great joy! Because what can be more joyous than to give birth to > a new man, to become vehicles for a new man, for a new humanity? > > IT IS GOING TO BE PAINFUL AS EVERY BIRTH IS PAINFUL. But the pain can be > welcomed if you understand what is going to happen through it. If you > can see the child coming out of it, then the pain is no more pain -- > just as the mother can accept the pain of the child's birth. The pain is > irrelevant: her heart is dancing with joy -- she is going to give birth > to life, she is being creative. She is making this world more alive; a > new child is being born through her. God has used her as a vehicle; her > womb has proved fertile. She is happy, in great joy. She rejoices, > although the pain is there on the periphery. BUT WHEN THIS GREAT JOY IS > THERE, THE PAIN SIMPLY FUNCTIONS AS A BACKGROUND AND MAKES THE JOY EVEN > MORE LOUD. Remember... > > My sannyasins can become an energy womb, an energy field. A GREAT > SYNTHESIS IS HAPPENING HERE -- EAST AND WEST ARE MEETING HERE. And if we > can make this impossible thing happen, man will live in a totally > different way in the future. He will not need to live in the same old > hell. MAN CAN LIVE IN LOVE, IN PEACE. Man can live IN GREAT > FRIENDLINESS. Man can live a life which is nothing but a celebration. > Man can make this earth divine. > > Yes: this very earth can become the paradise and this very body the > Buddha. > > OSHO > Philosophia Perennis > Vol 1, Ch #1: The Greatest Luxury > am in Buddha Hall > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2008 Report Share Posted July 7, 2008 Hare ramakrishna dear sreenadh ji Thanks . regrds sunil nair om shreem mahalaxmai namah . , "Sreenadh" <sreelid wrote:>> Dear Sunil ji,> Thanks for the post. > Love and regards,> Sreenadh> , "sunil nair" > astro_tellerkerala@ wrote:> >> > > > > > > > PYTHAGORAS IS THE FIRST EXPERIMENT in creating a synthesis. Twenty-> five> > centuries have passed since then and nobody else has tried it again.> > Nobody else before had done it, and nobody else has done it > afterwards> > either. It needs a mind which is both scientific and mystic. It is a> > rare phenomenon. It happens once in a while.> > > > There have been great mystics -- Buddha, Lao Tzu, Zarathustra. And > there> > have been great scientists -- Newton, Edison, Einstein. But to find > a> > man who is at home with both the worlds, easily at home, is very> > difficult. PYTHAGORAS IS THAT KIND OF MAN -- A CLASS UNTO HIMSELF. > He> > cannot be categorized by anybody else.> > > > The synthesis that he tried was needed, particularly in his days, > as it> > is needed today -- because the world is again at the same point. The> > world moves in a wheel. The Sanskrit word for 'the world' is > samsara.> > SAMSARA means the wheel. THE WHEEL IS BIG: ONE CIRCLE IS COMPLETED > IN> > TWENTY-FIVE CENTURIES. Twenty-five centuries before Pythagoras, > Atlantis> > committed suicide -- out of man's own scientific growth. But without> > wisdom, scientific growth is dangerous. It is putting a sword in the> > hands of a child.> > > > NOW TWENTY-FIVE CENTURIES HAVE PASSED SINCE PYTHAGORAS. Again the > world> > is in a chaos. Again the wheel has come to the same point -- it > always> > comes to the same point. It takes twenty-five centuries for this > moment> > to happen.> > > > AFTER EACH TWENTY-FIVE CENTURIES THE WORLD COMES INTO A STATE OF > GREAT> > CHAOS. Man becomes uprooted, starts feeling meaningless. All the > values> > of life disappear. A great darkness surrounds. Sense of direction is> > lost. One simply feels accidental. There seems to be no purpose, no> > significance. Life seems to be just a by-product of chance. It seems> > existence does not care for you. It seems there is no life after > death.> > It seems whatsoever you do is futile, routine, mechanical. All > seems to> > be pointless.> > > > THESE TIMES OF CHAOS, DISORDER, can either be a great curse, as it> > happened in Atlantis, or they can prove a quantum leap in human > growth.> > It depends on how we use them. IT IS ONLY IN SUCH GREAT TIMES OF > CHAOS> > THAT GREAT STARS ARE BORN.> > > > Pythagoras was not alone. In Greece, Pythagoras and Heraclitus were> > born. In India, Buddha and Mahavira and many others. In China, Lao > Tzu,> > Chuang Tzu, Confucius, Mencius, Lieh Tzu, and many more. In Iran,> > Zarathustra. In the brahmin tradition, many great Upanishadic > seers. In> > the world of Judaism, Moses... ALL THESE PEOPLE, THESE GREAT MASTERS> > WERE BORN AT A CERTAIN STAGE IN HUMAN HISTORY -- TWENTY-FIVE > CENTURIES> > BEFORE.> > > > NOW WE ARE AGAIN IN A GREAT CHAOS, AND MAN'S FATE WILL DEPEND ON > WHAT WE> > DO. Either we will destroy ourselves like the civilization that> > destroyed itself in Atlantis -- the whole world will become a > Hiroshima;> > we will be drowned in our own knowledge; in our own science; we will> > commit suicide, a collective suicide. A few, a Noah and a few of his> > followers, may be saved, or may not be... Or, there is a possibility> > that we can take a quantum leap.> > > > EITHER MAN CAN COMMIT SUICIDE, OR MAN CAN BE REBORN. Both the doors > are> > open. If the times can create people like Heraclitus and Lao Tzu and> > Zarathustra and Pythagoras and Buddha and Confucius, why can they > not> > create a great humanity? They can. But we go on missing the > opportunity.> > > > THE ORDINARY MASSES LIVE IN SUCH UNCONSCIOUSNESS THAT THEY CAN'T SEE> > EVEN A FEW STEPS AHEAD. They are blind. And they are the > majority!... If> > we can create a great momentum in the world for meditation, for the> > inward journey, for tranquility, for stillness, for love, for > God... if> > we can create a space.... for God to happen to many many people,> > humanity will have a new birth, a resurrection -- A NEW MAN WILL BE> > BORN.> > > > AND ONCE YOU MISS THESE TIMES, THEN FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTURIES AGAIN > YOU> > WILL REMAIN THE SAME. Few people will achieve enlightenment, but it > will> > remain only for few people. Here and there, once in a while, a > person> > will become alert and aware and divine. But the greater part of > humanity> > goes on lagging behind -- in darkness, in utter darkness, in > absolute> > misery. THE GREATER PART OF HUMANITY GOES ON LIVING IN HELL.> > > > But these moments when chaos spreads and man loses his roots in the> > past, becomes unhinged from the past, are great moments. If we can > learn> > something from the past history, if we can learn something from> > Pythagoras.. . People could not use Pythagoras and his > understanding,> > they could not use his great synthesis, they could not use the doors> > that he had made available. A SINGLE INDIVIDUAL HAD DONE SOMETHING> > IMMENSE, SOMETHING IMPOSSIBLE, BUT IT WAS NOT USED.> > > > I AM TRYING TO DO EXACTLY THE SAME AGAIN; I FEEL A VERY DEEP > SPIRITUAL> > AFFINITY WITH PYTHAGORAS. I am also bringing you a synthesis of > East and> > West, of science and religion, of intellect and intuition, of the > male> > mind and the female mind, of the head and the heart, of the right > and> > the left. I AM ALSO TRYING IN EVERY POSSIBLE WAY TO CREATE A GREAT> > HARMONY, BECAUSE ONLY THAT HARMONY CAN SAVE. Only that harmony can > give> > you a new birth.> > > > BUT THERE IS EVERY POSSIBILITY THAT WHAT WAS DONE TO PYTHAGORAS > WILL BE> > DONE TO ME. AND THERE IS EVERY POSSIBILITY WHAT WAS DONE TO > PYTHAGORAS'> > FOLLOWERS WILL BE DONE TO MY SANNYASINS. But still, even knowing > that> > possibility, the effort has to be made again. Because this is > valuable> > time. It comes only once in twenty-five centuries when the wheel can> > move in a new way, can take a new direction.> > > > YOU ALL HAVE TO RISK, AND YOU HAVE TO RISK ALL THAT YOU HAVE. And > risk> > it with great joy! Because what can be more joyous than to give > birth to> > a new man, to become vehicles for a new man, for a new humanity?> > > > IT IS GOING TO BE PAINFUL AS EVERY BIRTH IS PAINFUL. But the pain > can be> > welcomed if you understand what is going to happen through it. If > you> > can see the child coming out of it, then the pain is no more pain --> > just as the mother can accept the pain of the child's birth. The > pain is> > irrelevant: her heart is dancing with joy -- she is going to give > birth> > to life, she is being creative. She is making this world more > alive; a> > new child is being born through her. God has used her as a vehicle; > her> > womb has proved fertile. She is happy, in great joy. She rejoices,> > although the pain is there on the periphery. BUT WHEN THIS GREAT > JOY IS> > THERE, THE PAIN SIMPLY FUNCTIONS AS A BACKGROUND AND MAKES THE JOY > EVEN> > MORE LOUD. Remember...> > > > My sannyasins can become an energy womb, an energy field. A GREAT> > SYNTHESIS IS HAPPENING HERE -- EAST AND WEST ARE MEETING HERE. And > if we> > can make this impossible thing happen, man will live in a totally> > different way in the future. He will not need to live in the same > old> > hell. MAN CAN LIVE IN LOVE, IN PEACE. Man can live IN GREAT> > FRIENDLINESS. Man can live a life which is nothing but a > celebration.> > Man can make this earth divine.> > > > Yes: this very earth can become the paradise and this very body the> > Buddha.> > > > OSHO> > Philosophia Perennis> > Vol 1, Ch #1: The Greatest Luxury> > am in Buddha Hall> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2008 Report Share Posted July 7, 2008 'Man'? 'Newton, Edison, Einstein'? that was written by one {an Osho quote?} who was without philosophical and spiritual understanding. our sacred body, global consciousness, is not either provincial or patriarchal, nor about capitalist or judeochristian rapacity against nature -- supported by the sick propaganda that divine nature is not sacred! the realm of consciousness, spirit, the dreaming, the Songline of creation is neither distant nor diffuse. it is electromagnetic all ... of which when we are in harmony with divinity, we see the spectrum, continuum, indeed physicality of ... the umbilical of the NOW, Great Mothers' womb within womb, within we each are born, and we each create. the Song within which we are Sung, and we Sing! thus our astronomical ancestors, our lineage of Mothers, includes 1) the Sun (a hurricane of fire of 150 AU diameter within which the Earth and ALL the planets are immersed), 2) the Milky Way, Amanogawa, a greater hurricane of fire some 100,000 light years in diameter in which ten million stars are nurtured in HER womb, 3) the Virgo Supercluster amongst which many galaxies, including the Milky Way, was conceived and is being grown, and 4) the Matter-Verse, convenient name Maat, whose hurricane of fire (plasma, electricity) encompasses the WHOLE extent of that portion of the cosmos which is likely to be of positive-parity or handedness (i.e., matter rather than antimatter). this hierarchy of our ancestral and contemporary deities -- of which the BlueStar or Global Humanity, within Gaia, within the Earth, is the centermost -- also includes you and I, within HER, the BlueStar. it does not mean that every planet, and every star, is not an equally resplendent deity, or without ancestors or progeny, only that the stars and galaxies and metagalaxies and AstroVerses of other systems are not OUR immediate mothers, grandmothers, great grandmothers and great great grandmothers. they are cousins, aunts, great-aunts, etc. all our relations, yet not our parents or grandparents ... of whose umbilicals we are still, and always, connected ... in the all-now, all-times, chorus, of all our relations, Millennium Twain -- " sunil nair " <astro_tellerkerala wrote: -- " Newton, Edison, Einstein. But to find a man who is at home with both the worlds, easily at home, is very difficult " ... OSHO Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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