“It is a fundamental principle of classical physics that matter cannot be created or destroyed. Death is a fiction.”

Be aware: the conservation laws have been derived from exhaustive experimentation and observation. They deliver testable, repeatable evidence and proof that is beyond dispute.

In no way does physics support ignorant superstition.

“Death is a fiction” is wishful thinking that can provide none of the rigour found in science – but only a dream that the ego can endure for eternity.

So using the word “point” was/is indeed wrong choice; maybe we can agree on ´direction´?
(Somebodhy once called it a U-turn)…

Just coming home from a long walk, so your ´youtube offer´, I may look at it later.

With love,

Madhu

And as you fervently intone with the unmistakeable energy of the true disciple…

May the pamper-wearing, white-skinned, English, Scottish and Irish bastards of Her Majesty do Kaka on the dining table!

It is a noble sentiment, Bhai, and one entirely worthy of one with a level of consciousness such as you!

Yahoo!
Hari Om!

It is another matter, after the demise of the master, disciples never accept that Mr. Guruji is no more. In every school, in every ashram, it is the universal position. I don´t think sannyasins have discovered some formulas of rocket science by proclaimg, “Osho is everywhere.”

The way one sees the life after master, the struggle is not between disciple(s) and master but The Disciple(s) And The Church.

My contention is that it is a sacred job of the first generation disciples to create a church where conflict is the minimum and every conflict opens a new window for solution.

There is another possibility too:
Bury the dead forever. Existence is not infertile, it goes on producing all kind of giants, all the time.

Definitely not Osho, ’cause there is a long queue for the successor…WEhat about initiating disciples? Have you thought about sharing? Throwing baits? Anyway, let us know.