First Have Your Cup of Tea

Talk #7 from  The Great Pilgrimage: From Here to Here

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"I don't know much arithmeticthat's why I continuously go on counting on my fingers! But that is the original way. That's why there are ten digits in every language – man started to count on..."
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"I don't know much arithmeticthat's why I continuously go on counting on my fingers! But that is the original way. That's why there are ten digits in every language – man started to count on..."

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"Sixth: Middle age is when you have stopped growing at both ends – and have begun to grow in the middle.

"Seventh: An optimist is a man who goes to the window every morning and says, 'Good morning, God!'

"The pessimist goes to the window every morning and says, 'Good god – morning!'

"Eighth: There are two ways to be rich. One is to have all you want, the other is to be satisfied with all you have.

"Now I have forgotten the numberI assume it is ninth:

"Freedom is a great thing. It means a man is free to do just what his wife pleases.

"Tenth: A man does not stop playing because he grows old, he grows old because he stops playing.

"Eleventh: Tolerance is sometimes the uncomfortable feeling that the other person may be right after all.

"Twelfth: To have average intelligence is to be less stupid than half of the people and more stupid than the other half.

"My god, I have forgotten the number! I hope it is thirteenth:

"If all else fails, give up.

"Fourteenth: It is always best not to tell people your troubles. Half of them are not interested, and the other half are glad you are getting what is coming to you.

"Fifteenth: When Henry Ford was asked for the recipe for a long and happy marriage, he replied: 'Always stick to the same model.'

"Sixteenth: A man who can smile when things go wrong has probably just thought of someone to blame it on.

"Seventeenth: Inscription on the tombstone of a notorious hypochondriac: 'See!'

"Eighteenth: A pessimist is a man who thinks all women are bad. An optimist is one who hopes they are.

"Nineteenth: The definition of alimony: 'The screwing you get for the screwing you got.'

"Twentieth: The ten best years of a woman's life are between thirty-five and thirty-six.
Osho,
What is this generation gap? I hear so much about it these days.
"Two old men of eighty were sitting in their club when one said, 'Do you think there is as much love, as much fun going on as there used to be?'

"'Yes, certainly,' said the other, 'but there is a whole new bunch doing it.'

"That's what the generation gap is."

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Publisher Osho International
Duration of Talk 101 mins
File Size 22.95 MB
Type Individual Talks
Edition/ Version 2