A nd there she was all broken and beaten, lost in a world she doesn't belong, with her shattered heart again splintered into pieces... torn and tarnished, she stood there listless, lifeless. Then one morning she saw the dews falling, the rays sipping in her warm bed, the silk dancing in the breeze ,she witnessed how colors came to life...how it filled her in. A distant tune starts playing, a beat so foreign, a rhythm so alive, and suddenly her empty heart starts beating, her feet is dreaming, she closes her eyes and let it go, she lets her dissolve in that melody, in that beauty, to remain as a distant story, dancing and rejoicing...a distant melody- fresh and flowing... Life, how can I complain when every form of you is so colourful, every encounters more beautiful , how you find new ways to fill me with gratitude.
Dear, how do I describe this place to you, this healing womb of nature, this early morning breeze, the warmth that surrounds me right now? This scene so simple, so mundane and yet it looks so surreal. I indulged myself to a hot cup of jasmine tea while admiring the beauty ahead of me. In no time the crowd began to gather in the streets below, transforming into this colorful marketplace. It was a busy day filled with people buying and selling goods, children running around happily. Suddenly I felt the need to close my eyes and immerse myself completely in the feeling that was manifesting within. Its as if everything around me feels so alive. Strangely somehow my tormented mind found peace in this noise. I realized then how dead I felt in the concrete city, it felt like living in a giant box. However, now it feels as if I've cut threads with everything else that was pulling me down before. It feels like I can just sit here and watch people pass by the whole da...
" k humari sabd bada gehera hai, khumari kaa arth hota hai na to behosi na hos, kuch kuch hos kuch kuch behosi, dono ki milan jaha hora hai woh hai sadhya kaal, jaha din milte hai aur raat milti hai, na kehesakte ho din hai, na kehesakte ho raat hai, aisi hi ek Bhitar awastha hain, jab ek taraf dekho ge to sab mast hote dekho ge, dusri taraf dekho ge to sab sthir~ ek tarf meera ka naach, aur ek taraf buddha ka maun. yeh dono jaha milgaye hain iska nam khumari" Geet ko uthne do, aur sajh ko chidjaane do chuppi ko chune do lafjo ke naram taaro ko aur lafjo ko chuppi ki jazal gaane do... jara samhal ne do meera ki thirakti payal, jara Gautam ke saday pau behek jane do Geet ko uthne do, aur sajh ko chidjaane do" ~ - OSHO ......
RAIN. The pitter-patter of the rain outside of my room is so refreshing. It is astounding to note the sudden transition of the environment from something more accustomed to a moment so aesthetic. The mere sound of the raindrops continually colliding and collapsing in the grounds lifts up the heaviness in the air, pulls you to the world interlaced by your imaginations , weaved in by the threads of ethereal fantasies...indulging you in the realm of endless possibilities, plotting your own story adorned with the cherished moments of your life. A world inundated with the adventures you desperately need and strive for. I am left dazzled by how the rain always succeeds in enriching our senses and feeding your soul... A piece of soft music slowly filling the chamber and everyone engrossed in the beauty of this very moment, bewitched by the sublime melody so eloquently played, blending in with the scathing aroma- blistering from the burning incense, paralyzes your senses....
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