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Post by nowhereman on Oct 6, 2013 15:36:48 GMT -5
For our Papaji lovers
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Post by Deleted on Oct 6, 2013 15:58:09 GMT -5
I really enjoy Papaji....there is a "realness" or kind of beautiful authenticity to saying that much of what happens at your Satsangs is a kind of bùllshít entertainment, but who cares cause it makes people happy.
I've always thought of Osho and Papaji as the "real deal" so to speak, despite their willingness to use theater to as a tool.
Two great guys who knew that very few people want to or will plumb the depths of spirituality, and that most folks just want happiness and contentment, so both were willing to serve it up out of a kind of profound love and kindness.,
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Post by nowhereman on Oct 6, 2013 17:41:03 GMT -5
I really enjoy Papaji....there is a "realness" or kind of beautiful authenticity to saying that much of what happens at your Satsangs is a kind of bùllshít entertainment, but who cares cause it makes people happy. I've always thought of Osho and Papaji as the "real deal" so to speak, despite their willingness to use theater to as a tool. Two great guys who knew that very few people want to or will plumb the depths of spirituality, and that most folks just want happiness and contentment, so both were willing to serve it up out of a kind of profound love and kindness., Papaji was something else. If you were fortunate enough to sit with him for a while there was no mistaking the Shakti energy he puts out. In just a word or two he could get the whole group laughing their asses off. He spent a lot of time with hippies, dropped acid etc. It was his meeting Ramana that turned his life into what it was. Osho I never met but he also carried a certain amount of Shakti energy. He had a very brilliant mind. I have every book he wrote in my library and he wrote hundreds of books. It's hard to find any fault with all that he wrote. His insight was beyond most. So there you go and I agree 2 neat and cool people |
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