Suresh,
I'm not seeking. My practice is the set of practices of the Ch'an or Zen sect.
We have many practices. They are enough for me, and they suit me and vice
versa. I have not exhausted them.
Hey!, I too have done the whirling, and other "dancing", when I practiced with
the Sufis, and various sheiks over several years in an intensely dedicated way
in the early 1970s. It is wonderful!
For me, the way is Zen practice.
Osho is not a Zen teacher, and is universally dis-owned and deprecated by real
Zen teachers with a real lineage, and by students who are fortunate enough to
have a real teacher, or, at a minimum, personal discernment. Yes, I know this
is controversial. It should not be. ;-)
--Joe
> SURESH JAGADEESAN wrote:
>
> Dear Joe,
>
> Of course those words are not of mine. Itis of from OSHO. Iam sorry
> that I did not mention who is the author. I was reading OSHO books
> online and this interested me so I posted.
>
> What is my take? OSHO is an enlightened Master, so every word delights me.
>
> You can try his meditation technique which he described in it. I was
> in Pune OSHO Ashram in 1995. That time I have participated this
> whirling meditation, it was really wonderful.
>
> Which ever way I join meditation, I will give myself full, so I always
> taste nector out of it.
>
> Fear not and try this technique. let go your self that is zen.
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