Sunday, February 20, 2011

Unreal Love Never Dies

When your feelings are not reciprocated, you turn to hate, isn’t it, asks Osho

They all say that love is eternal, love is permanent; that real love never dies. Absolutely wrong. The real love dies sooner than the unreal love. Unreal love can live long; it is unreal, how can it die? It is a plastic flower. If you are pretending, you can go on pretending as long as you want.

Love And Hate

But if something happens to you, and then one day it disappears, evaporates — what can you do? You may have tears in your eyes but what can you do? It is no longer there. Nothing can be done about it. You had not brought it into being; you cannot keep hold of it forever. You cannot prevent it. It is something beyond you... just passes you like a wind, perhaps not even aware of you. You just came in the way, and the wind passed by, touching you, playing with your hair, playing with your body — and went on.

The idiot goes on turning his love into hate because again and again it fails, and again and again he hopes that it is going to be permanent. Your whole love energy becomes hate. This is the experience of the people who have followed love according to the poets.

Looking For Permanency


The true love is very momentary — but what a moment!...such that one can lose the whole of eternity for it, can risk the whole of eternity for it. Who wants that moment to be permanent? And why should permanency be valued so much?...because life is change, flow; only death is permanent. Only in death the watch stops and remains where it has stopped. Then it does not move. But in life it goes on moving, and moving into new paths every day.

Many Ways To Love

And why be confined to one love? Why force yourself to be confined to one love? — because nature does not intend it so. Nature intends you to know love in as many ways as possible…. Each love is unique. There is no competition. There is no quarrel. And the more you love, the more enriched your being is....


So I am for all the trouble, the anguish, the anxiety, the despair. Only one thing I want to add: be intelligent. These troubles are not because love has gone, these are because you are idiotic. So if you have to leave something, leave your idiocy. But people leave loving, and cling to their idiotic mind.

Be intelligent, and then love will give you all the colours of the rainbow, and you will be fulfilled by many people, in many ways…. One person may touch one part of your heart, but other parts will remain without growth. If you cling, then one part becomes a monster and all other parts shrink.

Rich Experience


If I’m allowed to give my advice to the world, my advice will be: Help people to experience as much love as possible. Let them go into the turmoil, into the cyclone, and let them find, in the cyclone, their rootedness.

Don’t try to hide them in the house, don’t close the windows and the doors. Of course they will be more comfortable in the house, but dead. Then the best comfort is in the grave — no worry, no problem, nobody can harm you any more; even death is impotent now.
What more security, what more comfort, what more luxury can you expect? A marble grave and your name written in golden letters on it. But you are dead.
No, this is not the way to live and to experience life and to experience what I call godliness.









Saturday, February 19, 2011

I bet you fifty dollars ...

A man walks into a bar and says to the bartender, "I bet you fifty dollars that I can bite my right eye." The bartender says, "Yeah, right! I've never seen anyone do that!" So the man takes out his glass eye and bites it.



The angry bartender pays the man his fifty dollars and the man walks away. He comes back half an hour later and says, "I bet you fifty dollars I can bite my left eye." Now the bartender becomes really skeptical. She says, "I just saw you walk in here -- you can't be blind!" So he takes out his fake teeth and bites his left eye. The bartender pays him his money and he walks away.


Wednesday, February 16, 2011

India last in list of 12 nations important to U.S.

Washington: Seven out of 10 Americans say what happens in China is vitally important to the US, while for India is it just three out of 10, the latest Gallup opinion poll has said
As a result, China is placed on the top of the list of 12 countries, and India at the bottom, while Afghanistan 6th, Pakistan 8th and Egypt 9th.
Russia, the other super power of the Cold War years, is a ranked a spot ahead of India.

Gallup asked Americans to rate the importance of countries in this way in February 2007.

Americans' views of Iraq's importance have shown the greatest change over the last four years, dropping to 52 percent "vitally important" today from 70 percent in 2007, when Iraq topped the list.

At that time, President George W Bush had just announced his "surge" strategy in Iraq in response to deteriorating conditions there, and his party had suffered significant losses in the 2006 midterm elections, partly as a result of the debate over Iraq.

Now, with American combat troops withdrawn from that country and attention shifted to Afghanistan and other hot spots around the world, Iraq has slipped to 5th place, Gallup said.

In 2007, India was again ranked last in the list of 12 countries, but at that time only 28 percent of the Americans considered India as a vitally important country, as against 31 percent now.
"Americans' views that events in China are vitally important to the U.S. have increased by 12 percentage points since 2007, putting China where Iraq was four years ago," it said, adding the importance of China in the average American's eyes likely reflects continuing awareness of the economic influence of China on the U.S. and world economies.



Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Govt to bring top guns to form scam-killer board

Government is thinking over to bring industry top guns like prominent bankers and former regulators on board in order to amend the entire financial sector norms and also to suggest ways to fortify its supervision system for checking frauds and irregularities.


The panel will be responsible for reviewing and updating the entire financial sector regulations. According to sources, people from the legal fraternity will also be included in the group and it might be chaired by a former Supreme Court judge

The panel, named as "Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission" (FSLRC), was announced by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee in his last budget speech

The final Terms of Reference (TORs) and constitution of the panel will be made after consulting with stakeholders and financial sector regulators RBI and SEBI.


Looking at the growing number of scams, the need to rewrite financial sector regulations have become more relevant, said sources. RBI Act, framed in 1934, Insurance Act of 1938, Public Debt Act of 1944 and Securities Contract Regulation Act of 1956 are some of the old financial rules that are need to be rephrased.


Sunday, October 18, 2009

Blogging Everywhere

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