RASO VAI-SAH
"Means Ras barse or its raining bliss,
the one who is bliss is raining everywhere all the time.......,
the one who is bliss is raining everywhere all the time.......,
the one which never leaves when it comes....
that which never dies.....
that which can never be stolen....
that which liberates.........its raining....always....."
OSHO , the master - the master who pointed the finger to this bliss, the master who made the way to enter this bliss...the master who removed the dust from the eyes and made them capable to see this bliss... to become this bliss..........the master who showed this bliss everywhere...in tears..in laughter....in love....in life ...in death....in dance ...in stillness....in music ....in silence....
RASO VAI-SAH DHYANLOK
"... is just a small way of paying back the huge debt of gratitude that I owe to the master ,though no matter what ...............it can never be repaid back.....simply not possible."
"...a small gesture of love from a disciple to his master.......a small gesture of love to thank all those who have ever known the truth...all those who ever became the truth.....all those who tried to guide others to this truth............."
".....a place to make way for others to see and become this bliss, the place to get the eyes cleansed for those who are interested in this bliss..........."
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ReplyDeleteHaving concentration and attention problems is not just a children's issue; It affects millions of adults worldwide. A recent study conducted in Canada showed an interesting, but not surprising, effect of meditation: It increases considerably (over 16%) the abilities of concentration in daily life, which generates improvements in the quality of life and an increase in happiness.
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