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THIS VERY BODY THE BUDDHA - THE LIONS ROAR
THE LIONS ROAR
ALL BEINGS ARE FROM
THE VERY BEGINNING BUDDHA.
IT IS LIKE WATER AND ICE:
APART FROM WATER, NO ICE,
OUTSIDE LIVING BEINGS, NO BUDDHAS.
NOT KNOWING IT IS NEAR, THEY SEEK IT AFAR.
WHAT A PITY!
IT IS LIKE ONE IN THE WATER WHO CRIES OUT FOR THIRST;
IT IS LIKE THE CHILD OF A RICH HOUSE
WHO HAS STRAYED AWAY AMONG THE POOR.
THE CAUSE OF OUR CIRCLING THROUGH THE SIX WORLDS
IS THAT WE ARE ON THE DARK PATHS OF IGNORANCE.
DARK PATH UPON DARK PATH TREADING,
WHEN SHALL WE ESCAPE FROM BIRTH-AND-DEATH?
THE ZEN MEDITATION OF THE MAHAYANA
IS BEYOND ALL OUR PRAISE.
GIVING AND MORALITY AND THE OTHER PERFECTIONS,
TAKING OF THE NAME, REPENTANCE, DISCIPLINE,
AND THE MANY OTHER RIGHT ACTIONS,
ALL COME BACK TO THE PRACTICE OF MEDITATION.
BY THE MERIT OF A SINGLE SITTING
HE DESTROYS INNUMERABLE ACCUMULATED SINS.
HOW SHOULD THERE BE WRONG PATHS FOR HIM?
MY BELOVED ONES: I love you. Love is my message -- let it be your message too.
Love is my color and my climate. To me, love is the only religion. All else is
just rubbish, all else is nothing but mind-churning dreams. Love is the only
substantial thing in life, all else is illusion. Let love grow in you and God
will be growing on its own accord. If you miss love you will miss God and all.
There is no way to God without love. God can be forgotten -- if love is
remembered, God will happen as a consequence. It happens as a consequence. It is
the fragrance of love and nothing else. In fact there is no God but only
godliness. There is no person like God anywhere. Drop all childish attitudes,
don't go on searching for a father. Divineness is, God is not. When I say
divineness is, I mean whatsoever is, is full of God. The green of the trees, and
the red and the golden -- all is divine. This crow crying, and a bird on the
wing. and a child giggling, and a dog barking -- all is divine. Nothing else
exists.
The moment you ask 'Where is God?' you have raised a wrong question. Because
God cannot be indicated anywhere. He is not in a particular direction, He is not
a particular thing, He is not a particular being. God is universality. Ask where
God is not, then you have asked the right question. But for that right question
you will have to prepare the soil of your heart. That's what I mean by love --
preparing the soil of your heart. If you are full of love, the world is full of
God -- they go parallel, they are part of one symphony.
God is the echo from the universe. When you are in love, the echo is there.
When you are not in love, how can there be an echo? It is only you who are
reflected again and again in millions of ways, it is you who are thrown back to
yourself again and again. If you are in love, God is. If you are not in love,
then what to say about God? -- even you are not.
I was thinking what should I give to you today? Because this is my birthday, I
was incarnated into this body on this day. This is the day I saw for the first
time the green of the trees and the blue of the skies. This was the day I for
the first time opened my eyes and saw God all around. Of course the word 'God'
didn't exist at that moment, but what I saw was God. I was thinking what should
I give to you today? Then I remembered a saying of Buddha: SABBA DANAM DHAMMA
DANANA JNATI -- the gift of truth excels all other gifts. And my truth is love.
The word 'truth' looks to me a little too dry and desert-like. I am not in much
tune with the word 'truth' -- it looks too logical, it looks too 'heady'. It
gives you the feeling of philosophy, not of religion. It gives you the idea as
if you have concluded -- that you have come to a conclusion, that there has been
a syllogism behind it, argumentation and logic and reasoning. No, 'truth' is not
my word, 'love' is my word. Love is of the heart. Truth is partial, only your
head is involved. In love you are involved as a totality -- your body, your
mind, your soul, all are involved.
Love makes you a unity -- and not a union, remember, but a unity. Because in a
union those who join together remain separate. In a unity they dissolve, they
become one, they melt into each other. And that moment I call the moment of
truth, when love has given you unity. First, love gives you unity in your
innermost core. Then you are no more a body, no more a mind, no more a soul. You
are simply one -- unnamed, undefined, unclassified. No more determinate,
definable, no more comprehensible. A mystery, a joy, a surprise, a jubilation, a
great celebration.
First, love gives you an inner unity. And when the inner unity has happened the
second happens on its own -- you are not to do anything for it. Then you start
falling in unity with the whole beyond you. Then the drop disappears in the
ocean and the ocean disappears into the drop. That moment, that moment of orgasm
between you and the whole, is where you become a Buddha. That moment is the
moment Buddhahood is imparted to you. Or, better, revealed to you -- you have
always been that, unaware.
My word is love. So I say: My beloved ones, I love you. and I would like you to
fill the whole world with love. Let that be our religion. Not Christianity, not
Hinduism, not Islam, not Jainism, not Buddhism, but love. Love without any
adjective to it. Not Christian love -- because how can love be Christian? It is
so stupid. How can love be Hindu? It is ridiculous. Love is simply love. In love
you can be a Christ. in love you can be a Buddha -- but there is no Buddhist
love and there is no Christian love.
In love you disappear, your mind disappears. In love you come to an utter
relaxation. That's my teaching to you, I teach love. And there is nothing higher
than love.
Then I thought I should give you something beautiful on this day. And I
remembered Hakuin's Song of Meditation. It is a very small song, but a great
gift. Hakuin is one of the greatest Zen masters. His song contains all: all the
Bibles and all the Korans and all the Vedas. A small song of few lines, but it
is like a seed -- very small, but if you allow passage to it to your heart, it
can become a great tree. It can become a Bodhi tree -- it will have great
foliage and much shade and thousands of people can sit and rest underneath it.
It will have big branches and many birds can come and have their nests on it.
See: I have become a tree. You are the people who have come to make their nests
on my tree. You can also become this. Everybody SHOULD become this -- because
unless you become this you will go on missing your fulfillment. Unless you
become a great tree which has come to its foliage, flowers and fruits -- which
is fulfilled -- you will remain in discontent. Anguish will go on gnawing in
your heart, misery will linger around you. Bliss will be only a word, signifying
nothing. God will be just gibberish.
When you have fulfillment then there is grace and then there is God. In your
fulfillment you come to realize the benediction of existence.
This is a song of meditation. Hakuin has called it 'song' -- yes, it is a song.
If meditation is without a song it is do and dead -- it does not beat it does
not breathe. It is a song and a dance: sing it and dance it. Just don't think
upon it -- then you will miss the messages you will miss its content. You will
find this song and its meaning only when you are singing and dancing. When the
music of life has overtaken you, has possessed you.
Hakuin's song is so small and yet so vast, it is unbelievable. How can a man
condense so much truth and so much love and so much insight into so few words?
But Hakuin was a man of few words, a man of silence. For years he would not
speak at all, and then he would speak a word or two.
Once the Emperor of Japan invited him to deliver a sermon in the palace. And
the queen and the king and the prime minister and the ministers and the high
officials and the generals, they all had gathered with great respect to listen.
Hakuin came, stood there for a single moment, looked around, and left the hall.
The king was puzzled. He asked his prime minister, 'What is the Matter with this
man? We had come to listen.' The old prime minister said, 'This is the greatest
sermon that I have ever heard. He has said it! You had asked him to come and
teach you about silence. He has taught it! He stood there in silence, he WAS
silence. What more do you ask? What more do you demand? He was pure silence,
standing there for those few seconds. He was utter silence. He was silence,
throbbing, pulsating. But you were looking to hear some words.'
But about silence nothing can be said. And all that is said about silence will
be wrong. How can you say anything about silence? To say something will be
falsifying it. That's why Lao Tzu says Nothing can be said about Tao -- and if
something is said, in the very saying of it, it has become untrue. Tao is
silent. But that silence is not the silence of a cemetery. It is the silence of
a garden where trees are alive breathing and yet there is utter silence. It is
not a dead silence, it is an alive silence. Hence he has called it 'The Song of
Meditation'.
Buddha says: My approach to reality is not of belief but of seeing. His
religion has been qualified as 'IHI PASSIKA: Come and see.' Not as 'Come and
believe.' Buddha says 'Come and see: IHI PASSIKA.' It is here, present -- you
just come and see. He does not require you to believe. He is the only great
teacher in the world who dropped belief -- and with dropping belief he
transformed religion from a very low childish stature to a very mature thing.
With Buddha religion became young. Otherwise it was childish. It was a kind of
belief -- belief is superstition, belief is out of fear. And belief is blind.
Buddha has given eyes to religion. He says: See, and there is no need to
believe. And when you have seen then it will not be a belief, it will be
knowing.
In this song of Hakuin you will see the way of seeing -- how to open the eyes.
Because truth is always there, has been always there. It is not that the truth
has to be produced. Buddha says: YATHA BHUTAM -- It is! It is already there, it
is confronting you! It is in the east, it is in the west, it is in the north, it
is in the south. It surrounds you -- it is without and it is within. But you
will have to see it: IHI PASSIKA. Your eyes are closed, you have forgotten how
to open them. Meditation is nothing but the art of opening your eyes. The art of
cleansing your eyes. the art of dropping the dust that has gathered on the
mirror of your consciousness. It is natural, dust gathers. Man has been
traveling and traveling for thousands of lives -- dust gathers. We are all
travelers, much dust has gathered -- so much so that the mirror has completely
disappeared. There is only dust upon dust, layers and layers of dust, and you
cannot see the mirror. But the mirror is still there -- it cannot be lost,
because it is your very nature. If it can be lost then it will not be your
nature. It is not that you have a mirror: you ARE the mirror. The traveler is
the mirror -- he cannot lose it, he can only forget it. At the most,
forgetfulness.
You have not lost your Buddhahood. Buddha hood means the mirror clean of dust.
The mirror again fresh, again reflecting, again functioning -- that's what
Buddhahood is. Buddha hood means a consciousness which has become awakened. The
sleep is no more and the dreams are no more and the desires have disappeared.
The dust gathers, it is natural. But you cling to the dust -- your desire
functions like a glue.
And what is your desire? That has to be understood. If you have understood your
desire you have understood all. Because in the understanding of desire, desire
ceases. And when desire ceases, suddenly you have a totally new feel of your
being; you are no more the old. What is the desire? What are you searching? What
are you seeking?
Happiness. Bliss. Joy. That's what you are seeking. And you have been seeking
for millennia, and you have not found it yet. It is time, the RIGHT time, to
think again, to meditate again. You have been seeking so hard, you have been
trying so hard -- perhaps you are missing just because you are trying? Maybe it
is trying that keeps you away from happiness? Let us think over it, brood over
it. Give a little pause to your search, recapitulate.
You have been searching for many lives. You don't remember other lives, no need
-- but in this life you have been searching, that will do. And you have not
found it. And nobody has ever found it by searching. Something is wrong in the
very search. In the search naturally you forget yourself; you start looking
everywhere, everywhere else. You look to the north and to the east and to the
west and to the south, and in the sky and underneath the seas, and you go on
searching everywhere. And the search becomes more and more desperate, because
the more and more you search and you don't find, great anxiety arises -- 'Am I
going to make it this time, or am I again going to miss it?'
More and more desperation, more and more misery, more and more madness. You go
nuts. And the happiness remains as far away as ever -- in fact it recedes
farther away from you. The more you search, the less is the possibility to get
it. Because it is inside you.
Happiness is the function of your consciousness when it is awake. Unhappiness
is the function of your consciousness when it is asleep. Unconsciousness is your
mirror burdened with great dust and luggage and past. Happiness is when the
burden has been dropped and the mirror has been found again. And again your
mirror can reflect the trees and the sun and the sand and the sea and the stars.
When you have again become innocent, when you again have again become innocent,
when you again have the eyes of a child -- in that clarity you are happy.
I was reading a few lines of Michael Adam. They are beautiful.
'Perhaps trying even makes for unhappiness. Perhaps all the din of my desiring
has kept the strange bird from my shoulder. I have tried so long and so loud
after happiness. I have looked so far and wide. I have always imagined that
happiness was an island in the river. Perhaps it is the river. I have thought
happiness to be the name of an inn at the end of the road. Perhaps it is the
road. I have believed that happiness was always tomorrow and tomorrow and
tomorrow. Perhaps it is here. Perhaps it is now. I have looked everywhere else.
'So: here and now.
'But here and now is clearly unhappiness. Perhaps then no such thing as
happiness. Perhaps happiness exists not, it is just a dream created by an
unhappy mind. Certainly it cannot be as I unhappily imagine it. Here and now
there is not happiness. So happiness is not. I need not therefore waste myself
on what is not. I can forget about happiness then; I can cease to care and
instead concern myself with something that I do know, can feel and fully
experience. Happiness is an idle dream: now it is morning. I can awaken and stay
with unhappiness, with what is real under the sun this moment. And now I see how
much of my unhappiness came from trying to be happy; even I can see that TRYING
is UNHAPPINESS. Happiness does not try....
'At last I am here and now. At last I am what I am. I am unpretending, at ease.
I am unhappy -- so what?... But is THIS what I ran from? Is this really
unhappiness?...'
Think over it, meditate over it.
'And when I cease to try to be happy or anything else, when I do not seek
anymore, when I do not care to go anywhere, get anything, then it seems I am
already arrived in a strange place: I am here and now. When I see that I can do
nothing, that all my doing is the same dream, in the moment that I see this, my
mind the old dreamer and wanderer is for the moment still and present.'
Naturally. If you are not searching, not seeking, not desiring, not dreaming,
for a moment the mind falls into a silence. It is still. There is nothing to
hanker about, nothing to make a fuss about, nothing to expect and nothing to be
frustrated about. For a moment the mind stops its constant chasing. In that
moment of stillness you are in a strange place, you are in a strange space,
unknown, never known before. A new door has opened. For the moment the mind is
still and present.
'For the moment, here and now, the real world shows, and see: here and now is
already and always all that I had sought and striven after elsewhere and apart.
More than that: I have hunted after shadows; the reality is here in this sunlit
place, in this bird-call now. It was my seeking aster reality that took me from
it; desire deafened me. The bird was singing here all the while.
'If I am still and careless to find happiness, then happiness it seems is able
to find me. It is, if I am truly still, as still as death -- if I am thoroughly
dead, here and now.'
Happiness suddenly jumps upon you. When desire disappears, happiness appears.
When the striving is no more, for the first time you see who you are. That
knowing is what Buddha means: Come and see -- IHI PASSIKA. From where is he
calling you: 'Come and see'? He is calling you from your desires. You have gone
far away from your home, you have lost your home base. You are not where you
appear to be. Your dream has taken you to faraway worlds -- imaginary; illusory,
your own creation.
Zen people have a special word for meditation, they call it 'FU-SHO'. FU-SHO
means 'unproduced'. You cannot produce it, you cannot do anything to bring it.
You have to be passive, in a state of non-doing -- then it comes. Then it comes
suddenly, from nowhere, from the blue. And in that coming, in that shower of
silence and stillness, is the transformation. It is nothing special, Zen people
say. How can it be special? It is everybody's nature, so how can it be special?
It is utterly ordinary, everybody has it. You may know, you may not know -- that
is a different thing -- but you have it. Not for a single moment have you missed
it. Not for a single moment has it been taken away from you. It has been there,
lying and lying and waiting for you to come back home.
Another word Zen people use for meditation is 'WU-SHI'. It means 'nothing
special' or 'no fuss'.
Now this song of Hakuin.
ALL BEINGS ARE FROM THE VERY BEGINNING BUDDHAS.
This one sentence is enough. It is the beginning and the middle and the end. It
is all. The alpha and the omega.
ALL BEINGS ARE FROM THE VERY BEGINNING BUDDHAS.
You are Buddhas. Never for a single moment have you been otherwise. You CANNOT.
You cannot really go away from your Buddhahood, you can only dream. You can only
dream that you have gone away, but while dreaming you will still remain here
now. This is impossible, to lose your Buddhahood, because God is involved in
every thing and every being. And when Hakuin says, 'All beings are from the very
beginning Buddhas,' don't think that he is talking only of human beings. Animals
are included, so are included the birds and the trees and the rocks. All that
is, is included.
The English word 'being' comes from a Sanskrit root 'BHU'. BHU means 'that
which grows'. All that grows is God. The trees grow, the birds grow, the rocks
grow. All that grows is God. And everything grows in its own pace. Remember, the
root of 'being', the word 'being', is BHU. It simply means that which breathes,
that which grows, that which has life -- howsoever rudimentary, howsoever
primitive. All is included.
ALL BEINGS ARE FROM THE VERY BEGINNING BUDDHAS.
And what is the meaning of a Buddha? 'Buddha' means a consciousness that has
come back to itself -- is no more wandering in dreams, is no more thinking of
the future, is no more thinking of the past. A consciousness that is not
possessed by memories or possessed by imagination. A consciousness that has got
rid of the past and rid of the future, a consciousness that has only present. A
consciousness that lives in the moment, utterly here now. Alert, awake, radiant.
All beings are Buddhas. Zen people call this single sentence 'The Lion's Roar'.
It is. In a single stroke Hakuin has delivered you, has saved you from yourself.
There is no more salvation needed. A single statement is enough to release you
from all bondage. You are a Buddha. But remember you are not a Buddha in any
special sense. Everybody is -- your dog and your cow and your buffalo and your
donkey, everybody is! So don't take it in an egoistic sense, that 'I am a
Buddha'. Don't make it ambitious, don't go on an ambition trip. ALL is Buddha.
Life is Buddha, being is Buddhahood, existence is Buddhahood.
Just think of it. One of the greatest statements ever made:
ALL BEINGS ARE FROM THE VERY BEGINNING BUDDHAS.
Hakuin has finished in one sentence. The remaining song will be a repetition,
really. The remaining song will be for those who cannot understand the first
statement. It is said, when Hakuin was writing this song and he wrote his first
sentence -- 'All beings are from the very beginning Buddhas' -- one of his
disciples was sitting there and he said, 'Stop now. Now there is no more to
say.' He left the room, the disciple left the room. He said, 'Now there is no
point. You have finished in the first sentence -- this should be the LAST
sentence!'
But still the song is beautiful. It will help you from different directions to
come to the same truth. It will help you to see the point from different vantage
points, from different windows. You will see the same Buddha sitting, from every
window of the temple. But it is good, because from some window there may be more
light falling on the Buddha, from some window the green of the trees may be
reflected in the Buddha's face, from some other window a star may be looking at
the Buddha, from some other window something else -- a bird may be sitting and
singing a song.
ALL BEINGS ARE FROM THE VERY BEGINNING BUDDHAS.
The universe is made of the stuff called 'God' . So God is not in the end. God
is in the beginning, in the middle, and the end. Only God is. But let me remind
you, when I use the word 'God' I mean godliness.
IT IS LIKE WATER AND ICE:
APART FROM WATER, NO ICE,
OUTSIDE LIVING BEINGS, NO BUDDHAS.
Hakuin says: It is like water and ice. There is no difference between water and
ice, and yet a sort of difference. If you have gone to the market to purchase
ice, you will not purchase water. You will purchase ice -- you will insist. If
somebody says, 'Take this water,' you will say, 'I have come for the ice.' There
is a sort of difference. But not much, not really -- only on the surface. The
ice will melt and will become water, and the water can become frozen and can be
turned into ice. They are two phases of one phenomenon.
You are like ice and Buddha is like water. You are frozen, he has melted. And
let me repeat: There is no other alchemy then love to help you melt. Love melts,
because love is warmth. People melt only in love. When they are not in love they
become cold, and in the cold they freeze. And you must have watched it, even in
your small ways. When you are loving you are flowing. When you are flowing you
are glowing. When you are loving you expand. When you are not loving you shrink.
When you are loving you have warmth around you. When you are not loving you are
surrounded by a cold wind -- you are freezing, and anybody who comes close to
you will freeze.
There are people, if they look at you with their cold eyes you will feel a
shivering. And there are people, when they look at you with their warmth, with
their love, you suddenly feel this is your home. There are eyes which give you
the feeling of being at home, and there are eyes which stare at you and make you
aware that you are a stranger here.
APART FROM WATER, NO ICE,
OUTSIDE LIVING BEINGS, NO BUDDHAS.
So Buddha hood is nothing but a state of merger. Frozen Ness is gone. Your
definition has disappeared. You are no more limited, you are no more confined.
At the deepest core, you are no more. Because if you ARE then there will be some
kind of frozenness in you. If you ARE then you cannot be flowing -- something
will be hindering and something will be stuck and something will be obstructing.
When you are not at all.... That's why when two lovers are in deep embrace there
are not two persons. There is only one energy, revolving. When two lovers are
really in deep embrace there comes a moment, the woman forgets whether she is
woman or man and the man forgets whether he is man or woman. If that moment has
not come then you have not loved.
In deep love you disappear. Still something is there, a kind of presence -- but
nobody is present. There is no center as frozen ice, there is no self. That's
why Buddha has very much insisted that your self is the root cause which is
hindering you from being a Buddha. The feeling that 'I am' makes you ice, icy
and cold. If this feeling 'I am' disappears, there is no problem. Ice will melt.
IT IS LIKE WATER AND ICE:
APART FROM WATER, NO ICE,
OUTSIDE LIVING BEINGS, NO BUDDHAS.
The Buddhist doctrine talks about Buddha's three bodies. They have to be
understood. The first body is called the body of truth, the universal body, the
divine body. You can call it God. The second body is called the bliss body --
the bridge between the first and the third. You can call it the soul. And the
third body is the physical body.
You know only your physical body. You have not known your second body, the
bliss body. And unless you know the second body you will not be able to know the
third, the deepest -- your universal body, your cosmic body, your Buddha body.
This is the Buddhist trinity -- the father, the son and the holy ghost. Or,
this is the Buddhist TRIMURTI -- the three faces of God. Buddha says everybody
has these three bodies. The first, the physical, is very frozen. The second is
in a state of liquidity. And the third is vaporous. First the ice has to melt
into water and then the water has to evaporate. Have you watched? The ice has
definition, boundaries; the water has no definition, no boundaries. You pour the
water into any jug, into any pot, it takes the shape of the pot. It is
non-resistant, it is non-aggressive, it does not fight. It is liquid, it
adjusts.
The man of compassion and love is like water, he adjusts. He has no resistance,
he does not enforce his form on anybody. He accommodates, he is accommodative,
he is spacious.
And then the third, when the water has evaporated and has disappeared and
become invisible. Now you cannot even pour it into a pot. It has become part of
the sky, it has moved into the eternal, into the infinite.
These are the three states of water, and these are the three states of
consciousness too. You have become too gross because you have become too much
identified with your first body. As if a man has be fooled himself in believing
that the walls of his house are his house. The walls of the house are not the
house, you have to go a little in. You have to find the innermost core of your
being -- and that innermost core is invisible. That innermost core is almost
like emptiness.
The first body is essence, the second body is form, the third body is action.
People who live only in the physical body live only in doings -- what to do,
what not to do. Their whole life is just swerving, swaying, between this and
that. Their life consists of doing; they don't know anything else.
The second body is of form. A man starts seeing glimpses of non-action. That's
what happens in meditation -- when you are sitting silently doing nothing, great
joy arises. From nowhere, for no cause. You don't know from where it is coming
but great joy arises, as if out of nothing. Miraculously, magically. This is the
second, the form. The joy takes form.
And then there is the third. If you go on following and go on moving inwards,
one day you reach to the essence. That, Buddha calls the body of truth. There,
no action and no no-action. All has disappeared, the whole duality has
disappeared, you have come to the very essence of existence. That essence is
liberating. That essence is nirvana. And you are not to go anywhere to find it,
you are carrying it all along.
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IT IS LIKE WATER AND ICE:
APART FROM WATER, NO ICE,
OUTSIDE LIVING BEINGS, NO BUDDHAS.
NOT KNOWING IT IS NEAR, THEY SEEK IT AFAR. WHAT A PITY!
And if you go on seeking afar for that which is near, you will go on missing.
Nobody is at fault. Before you go into the four comers of the world to search
for it, first go into yourself. If you don't find it there, then you can go
anywhere you like. But people don't go within, they start by without. And the
without is vast -- you can go on and on, you can search all over the earth. And
people are searching. People come to me and they say, 'We have been searching
for our whole lives. And we have been to here and there, and we have been to
Japan and to Ceylon and to Burma and to Thailand, and we have trove!led all over
the East. And we have not found it yet.'
The East is within you! It is not in Thailand, it is not in India. And you will
not find it anywhere. At the most, if you accidentally come across an
enlightened man, he will throw you to yourself. Not that he will give it to you.
Nobody can give it to you. It is already there; there is no need to give it.
And because in the modern world communication has become easy, traveling has
become easy, people are becoming even more mad. They go jumping from one city to
another, from one airport to another airport. They are driving themselves crazy.
And to reach home you need not enter into any aeroplane, into any train, into
any car. You only need to enter into yourself. And ticket less -- no ticket is
needed. And nobody is there to debar you; it is your territory.
I have heard:
A party of Americans happened to arrive at Mount Vesuvius during one of its
more spectacular eruptions. 'Say!' exclaimed one of the Yanks in an awed tone,
'doesn't that beat all Hell!'
'Sapristi!' said the Italian guide. 'How you Americans-a travel!'
Now even Hell is in danger, afraid of the tourists.
People go on searching and seeking for something which needs no search, which
can be found only when search stops. And I am not saying that you strive to stop
it -- then again you have started it. If you strive to stop it, then you have
missed the point. You have just to see the point of it, that striving will take
you away from you, that striving will create more and more tension. Seeing the
fact -- IHI PASSIKA. Seeing this, striving disappears and there is suddenly a
stillness. In that stillness the first glimpse will come of bliss. You will
enter into your second body. And when you have entered into the second body then
it will be more and more easy, very lucid, to slip into the central most core --
the essential body, the body of truth.
Once you have tasted something of your inner bliss then you have the vision
where to really search for, where to go now. Disappear into your innermost being
and you will find it. Seek, and you will miss. Don't seek, and find.
NOT KNOWING IT IS NEAR, THEY SEEK IT AFAR. WHAT A PITY
IT IS LIKE ONE IN THE WATER WHO CRIES OUT FOR THIRST;
IT IS LIKE THE CHILD OF A RICH HOUSE
WHO HAS STRAYED AWAY AMONG THE POOR.
And has forgotten that he is rich -- may have become a beggar. You ARE rich,
infinitely rich. You are all emperors and empresses, gods and godesses. Just
recognize. Don't get too much into begging -- and desire creates the beggar.
Even a man like Alexander is a beggar, because the desire is there. A man like
Napoleon is a beggar, because the desire is there. See the richest people of
this earth and you will see just beggars and nothing else. And sometimes it
happens, you come across a beggar and you see the emperor sitting there under
the tree -- having nothing, trot possessing anything.
Just possess yourself and you have possessed all. Be the master of yourself and
you have become the master of all. Possessing things, you will remain a beggar.
And people go on changing but not really transforming. You possess one thing,
then you start possessing another thing, then you possess a third thing.
Sometimes you start possessing other-worldly things, but nothing changes. Just
form changes. Somebody possesses money and somebody starts possessing virtue.
Now it is the same, not much difference.
I have heard:
Early one Sunday morning, Farmer Giles looked out to see a flock of large black
crows devouring his field of prize spring-cabbage.
In red anger he rushed out and began charging up and down the field manically,
shaking his fists, tearing his hair, foaming at the mouth and screaming abuse of
every known kind at the gouging birds.
The Reverend Goodbody, passing on his bicycle, was surprised by the sight and
shocked to hear loud and violent cries of 'Piss off, you thieving bastards! Piss
off, you greedy black bastards!' He stopped immediately and beckoned to the
angry farmer.
Embarrassed and red-faced, Giles shuffled up with a humble 'Good morning,
Reverend.'
'Now, this really won't do, Giles,' said the good vicar. 'So early on the
Sabbath, there might be ladies present. These fowl too are God's creatures. If
you wish them to vacate your property, do it with love and compassion. Say
"Shoo, shoo, shoo, shoo," then the greedy black bastards will Piss off!'
But what difference does it make? You and your priests, you and your so-called
religious people, are all in the same boat.
I am not saying start striving to stop striving, otherwise you will simply
change the name of your madness and you will remain the same. You will just
change the label of your neurosis. There are people who are greedy for money and
there are people who are greedy for God. It makes no difference at all, they are
the same people. Greed is greed. It makes no difference about what greed is, for
what greed is. Greed is greed.
Just see the point that striving is meaningless, that going anywhere is
meaningless. Not because I am saying it -- you have to see it: IHI PASSIKA. You
have to see it, you are not to believe it. Believing won't help; believing is
just a whitewash on the surface. SEEING brings transformation.
IT IS LIKE ONE IN THE WATER WHO CRIES OUT FOR THIRST...
Hakuin says: You are crying for happiness, and you are like a fish in the water
crying for water and crying, 'I am thirsty.' You have it! And you are begging
everywhere.
IT IS LIKE THE CHILD OF A RICH HOUSE
WHO HAS STRAYED AWAY AMONG THE POOR.
THE CAUSE OF OUR CIRCLING THROUGH THE SIX WORLDS
IS THAT WE ARE ON THE DARK PATHS OF IGNORANCE.
DARK PATH UPON DARK PATH TREADING,
WHEN SHALL WE ESCAPE FROM BIRTH-AND-DEATH?
What is the dark path of ignorance? Looking outward. The farther you look, the
more darkness. Because the light burns inside you. Looking closer and closer,
and there is more light. That's why we call a Buddha 'enlightened' -- he has
come to know and realize his light. It is a perpetual light -- without Al y fuel
it is there, it cannot be exhausted. Suns will be exhausted and the moons will
be exhausted and the stars will be exhausted. But the light that burns inside
you as consciousness is inexhaustible. It is eternal.
Once upon a time there dwelt an old king in a palace. In the center of a golden
table in the main hall, there shone a large and magnificent jewel. Each day of
the king's life, the stone sparkled more resplendently.
One day a thief stole the jewel and ran from the palace, hiding in the forest.
As he stared with deep joy at the stone, to his amazement the image of the king
appeared in it.
'I have come to thank you,' said the king. 'You have released me from my
attachment to Earth. I thought I was freed when I acquired this jewel, but then
I learned that I would be released only when I passed it on, with a pure heart,
to another.
'Each day of my life I polished that stone, until finally this day arrived when
the jewel became so beautiful that you stole it, and I have passed it on, and am
released.
'The jewel you hold is Understanding. You cannot add to its beauty by hiding it
and hinting that you have it, nor yet by wearing it with vanity. Its beauty
comes of the consciousness that others have of it. Honour that which gives it
beauty.'
That's why Buddhas go on giving you whatsoever they have attained, go on
shaking. Because the beauty of it is in sharing. That's why Hakuin has sung this
song. That's why I am here, sharing my being with you, my joy with you, my
celebration with you. It is something that has to be shared to keep it alive. It
is something that has to be given. The more you give it, the more you have of
it.
Never be a miser in your love and in your understanding. Share it. And you will
have more and more of it. Don't hoard it, otherwise you will miss it. One day
you will find it has disappeared and there is nothing but stink left. Instead of
fragrance there will be stinking. Share your love with everybody and anybody.
Don't make conditions to your love. And the best way to share is to share your
understanding, to share your meditation.
Hakuin is doing that in this song. He's sharing his Buddhahood. What he has
known, he is singing about it, he is praising it. He is making it clear to
people who have not yet attained but CAN attain. Maybe somebody hears the song,
somebody is struck by it, stabbed in the very heart by it. It is a lion's roar:
somebody may be awakened out of his sleep.
THE CAUSE OF OUR CIRCLING THROUGH THE SIX WORLDS
IS THAT WE ARE ON THE DARK PATHS OF IGNORANCE.
DARK PATH UPON DARK PATH TREADING,
WHEN SHALL WE ESCAPE FROM BIRTH-AND-DEATH?
Birth means getting attached to the physical body. Death means the frustration
of that attachment to the body. Getting free of birth and death means getting
free of the physical body. But how can you be free from the physical body?
Unless you know the second body you will not be free from the physical body. So
it is not a question of being free from the physical body; the basic question is
how to enter into the second body. Once you are in the second you are free from
the first. And once you are in the third you are free from the second too.
That's why you don't see Buddha laughing. Not that he didn't laugh, but he has
not been shown as laughing. Because in the third body, the body of truth, even
bliss is meaningless. First, the body, the physical body, is the body of misery.
Attached to the physical body you remain miserable. The second body is the body
of bliss. Once you reach to it, all misery disappears, you are blissful. But
bliss is the opposite of misery -- part of duality. The body of truth goes
beyond both, it is transcendental. Misery has disappeared, so what is the point
of keeping bliss? When there is no misery, there is no point in bliss. When
poverty has disappeared what is the point of holding richness? Even that can be
dispossessed.
When all duality disappears -- pleasure and pain, happiness, unhappiness, day
and night, life and death -- then for the first time you are in God.
THE ZEN MEDITATION OF THE MAHAYANA
IS BEYOND ALL OUR PRAISES.
GIVING AND MORALITY AND THE OTHER PERFECTIONS,
TAKING OF THE NAME, REPENTANCE, DISCIPLINE,
AND THE MANY OTHER RIGHT ACTIONS,
ALL COME BACK TO THE PRACTICE OF MEDITATION.
Hakuin says: All that has been done in the name of religion down the ages, can
be reduced to one single thing, and that is meditation -- DHYANA. And what is
DHYANA? Becoming aware of your physical body -- the first DHYANA, the first step
of meditation. Becoming watchful of your physical body. Watch yourself walking,
watch yourself eating, watch yourself running, talking, listening. Watch. And
through watching you will see you are different from the physical body. Because
the watcher cannot be the watched, the observer cannot be the observed, the seer
cannot be the seen, the knower cannot be the known.
Watch the physical body, and the second body will arise. It is there -- but you
will start feeling. You will start recognizing it, it will start penetrating
you. This is the first step of meditation: watch the physical body. Then the
second step, and the last, is: watch the bliss body. Watch your ecstasy. And
then you will suddenly see, the watcher cannot be the watched. 'Ecstasy is
there, but I am far away from it. Bliss is there, but I am the knower of it.'
Then you start getting into the third body, the body of truth. Then you become
a pure witness -- SAKSHIN. And that is liberation. Hakuin says it happens
through meditation that you discover, or REDISCOVER, your Buddhahood.
BY THE MERIT OF A SINGLE SITTING
HE DESTROYS INNUMERABLE ACCUMULATED SINS.
HOW SHOULD THERE BE WRONG PATHS FOR HIM?
And just in a single sitting it can happen. Hakuin does not preach the gradual
path, Hakuin preaches the sudden path. It can happen in a single moment. It can
happen now. You need not postpone it for tomorrow. Who knows? Tomorrow may never
come. It never comes, really. It can happen this very moment. If your awareness
is lucid, if your awareness is there, clear, crystal-clear, it can happen this
very moment. THIS very sitting, and you can become a Buddha. And nobody is
hindering the path except yourself. Nobody is the enemy except yourself, and
nobody is the friend either.
BY THE MERIT OF A SINGLE SITTING
HE DESTROYS INNUMERABLE ACCUMULATED SINS.
Hakuin says: Don't be worried about sins and your past karma. In a single
sitting of meditation, all that can be burnt. The fire of meditation is so
potential, it can burn your whole past in a single moment. There is no need to
be worried about past karma -- 'I have done some bad, so I have to suffer. I
have done something, so I have to go to Hell.' If you want to go, you will HAVE
to go! But these are all rationalizations that you are trying to find. If you
wish, it is your wish -- it will be fulfilled. This existence is very obliging.
It goes on obliging -- if you want to go to Hell, it supports. It says, 'Go! I
am all with you.'
But if you decide that 'Enough is enough, and I have suffered enough,' a single
moment of meditativeness is enough to burn all your millions of past lives and
millions of future lives too. You are released.
Start meditating. Fist on the body. Then on your inner feelings of bliss, joy.
And go moving inwards. And one day the song of Hakuin will burst forth in you
too. You will flower. And unless you flower you have not lived, or lived in
vain. You are here to bloom. And unless you bear much fruit and much flowers you
will go on missing the meaning of life .
People come to me and they ask, 'What is the meaning of life' As if meaning is
there somewhere sold in the market. As if meaning is a commodity. Meaning has to
be CREATED. There is no meaning in life. Meaning is not a given thing, it has to
be created. It has to become your inner work. Then there is meaning -- and there
IS GREAT meaning.
Love and meditate and you will attain to meaning. And you will attain to life,
and abundant life.
OSHO - THIS VERY BODY THE BUDDHA - THE LIONS ROAR - CHAPTER 1
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