GIVING LOVE IS THE REALLY BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE.
The founder of the theosophical movement, Madame Blavatsky had a strange habit her whole life --
And she lived long, and traveled all over the world and created a world movement...
In fact no other woman has been so powerful in the whole history of man, has had influence worldwide.
She used to carry many bags with her, full of seeds of flowers. Her whole luggage was nothing but seeds of flowers.
Sitting in the train by the side of the window she would go on throwing seeds outside the window, and people would ask, "What are you doing? You carry so much unnecessary luggage, and then you go on throwing those seeds out of the window for thousands of miles."
She said, "These are seeds of flowers, beautiful flowers. When the summer goes and the rains come, these seeds will become plants. Soon there will be millions of flowers.
I will not be coming back on the route and I will never see them, but thousands of people will see them, thousands of people will enjoy their fragrance."
She actually made almost all the railroads in India full of flowers, and people said, "When you will not see them again, what is your joy?"
She said, "My joy is that so many people will be joyful. I am not a miser.
Whatever I can do to make people joyful, happy, I will do; it is part of my love."
She really loved humanity, and did everything that she felt was right.
Just give your love to anybody -- a stranger. It is not a question that you have to give something very valuable, just a helping hand and that will be enough.
In twenty-four hours, whatever you do should be done with love.
OSHO
Beyond Psychology
The founder of the theosophical movement, Madame Blavatsky had a strange habit her whole life --
And she lived long, and traveled all over the world and created a world movement...
In fact no other woman has been so powerful in the whole history of man, has had influence worldwide.
She used to carry many bags with her, full of seeds of flowers. Her whole luggage was nothing but seeds of flowers.
Sitting in the train by the side of the window she would go on throwing seeds outside the window, and people would ask, "What are you doing? You carry so much unnecessary luggage, and then you go on throwing those seeds out of the window for thousands of miles."
She said, "These are seeds of flowers, beautiful flowers. When the summer goes and the rains come, these seeds will become plants. Soon there will be millions of flowers.
I will not be coming back on the route and I will never see them, but thousands of people will see them, thousands of people will enjoy their fragrance."
She actually made almost all the railroads in India full of flowers, and people said, "When you will not see them again, what is your joy?"
She said, "My joy is that so many people will be joyful. I am not a miser.
Whatever I can do to make people joyful, happy, I will do; it is part of my love."
She really loved humanity, and did everything that she felt was right.
Just give your love to anybody -- a stranger. It is not a question that you have to give something very valuable, just a helping hand and that will be enough.
In twenty-four hours, whatever you do should be done with love.
OSHO
Beyond Psychology
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