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From eternity to eternity

YB WEB DESK. Dated: 1/21/2020 11:14:08 AM

Beloved Osho, When I look at my life, it seems that the first twenty-one years were spent in being programmed for an existence which was not my own. When I began to this programming, energy became available for the search for the truth. After fourteen years I found you, my master, and ping this search, I received energy to explore the nature of love. Now, another seven years later, I am sharing the joy of your presence in love with a beautiful fellow disciple, and it seems I have nothing left to wish for. Will these moments of perfect contentment last forever, or are they merely preparation for something else? There are moments on the path when one feels that this is the end of the journey - not only feels it, but wants it, because it is so tremendously blissful that one cannot conceive that anything more can be possible. You are at such a moment, and in such a moment the desire is natural that it should remain forever. But I would like to say to you that you are asking something against yourself, because there is much more to happen. There will always be much more to happen. There will never come a point which can be said to be the full-point. Never think that this moment should last forever because if this moment lasts forever, then what about those beautiful moments that are still unexplored, still ahead? I would like to tell you a beautiful story. Rabindranath, one of the greatest poets the world has produced, says in one of his poems that he has been searching for God for thousands of lives. Sometimes he has found his shadow near a faraway star; he has rushed towards the star, but by the time he reached there, God was gone; he was always moving. Sometimes he would see Gods face somewhere far away... and again and again, the same story, although he was coming closer, and each time he was seeing something more.