Whatsoever is, is. Accept it -- that's all I am saying!
Can't relate -- perfectly good! What is the need to relate?
Drop the whole idea of it and suddenly you will see that things are beautiful and there is no confusion. The confusion is arising because you are continuously after yourself.
... There is nothing to miss! And there is nothing to gain! That which you have to gain is already there. If you relax, you will find it; if you remain tense, you will not find it.
It is not something that you can miss.
Whatsoever you do, you cannot miss it. It is your nature -- how can you miss it?
It is as if a fish becomes worried that she may miss the ocean, and she is in the ocean! She drives herself crazy -- worried that she may miss the ocean -- and becomes neurotic and has to go to a psychiatrist.
How can you miss the ocean?!
There is nothing to miss, nothing to gain. You already have that which you need, and you will never have that which you don't need.
Be simple and accept whatsoever is, and float!
OSHO
Can't relate -- perfectly good! What is the need to relate?
Drop the whole idea of it and suddenly you will see that things are beautiful and there is no confusion. The confusion is arising because you are continuously after yourself.
... There is nothing to miss! And there is nothing to gain! That which you have to gain is already there. If you relax, you will find it; if you remain tense, you will not find it.
It is not something that you can miss.
Whatsoever you do, you cannot miss it. It is your nature -- how can you miss it?
It is as if a fish becomes worried that she may miss the ocean, and she is in the ocean! She drives herself crazy -- worried that she may miss the ocean -- and becomes neurotic and has to go to a psychiatrist.
How can you miss the ocean?!
There is nothing to miss, nothing to gain. You already have that which you need, and you will never have that which you don't need.
Be simple and accept whatsoever is, and float!
OSHO
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