Osho Audiobook: Come, Come, Yet Again Come# 13

Select all	TALKS IN THIS SERIES - 15	Minutes
	1. Whoever Knocks Is a Welcome Guest	100
	2. From the Body to the Soul	76
	3. The Greatest Joy of Life	76
	4. You Are the Question	75
	5. The Possibility to Be Yourself	78
	6. A Thousand and One Ways to Laugh	79
	7. Freedom Is the Ultimate Value	76
	8. When Silence and Song Meet	85
	9. The Very Alphabet of Love	60
	10. Everybody Can Laugh	65
	11. The Suchness of Things	101
	12. From Italy to Nirvana	67
	13. Of Course the Grass Grows by Itself	88
	14. The Forgotten, but Not the Lost	79
	15. No Question Means the Answer	72

Osho,
People of almost all the religions try to convince other people to follow their respective religions. But I have met many of your followers and they always discourage me from adopting the way you are preaching. Why so?

Osho continues:

"It is a kind of religiousness – no belief, no dogma, no church. It is a love affair; you cannot be convinced of it. Do you think Majnu can convince others about the beauty of Laila? It is impossible. Nobody can convince anybody else about his love affair. It is far deeper than the intellect, it is of the heart, and the heart knows no arguments, no proofs; it is simply so. One can dance, one can sing, but one cannot prove it. One can shout with joy, one can say 'Alleluia!' but those are not arguments, they are not convincing.

"The story about Majnu is very significant. It is a Sufi story. It is not an ordinary love story as people have been thinking, it is an allegory.

"Majnu fell in love with a woman called Laila who was not beautiful according to others. According to the public opinion she was very ordinary, homely – not only that but ugly too. And Majnu was mad, so mad that the very name of Majnu has become synonymous with madness. He was continuously praying to God, continuously moving around the city asking people for help, because he was a poor man and the woman he had fallen in love with belonged to an aristocratic family. Even to see Laila from far away was not easy. It was a Mohammedan country, and in a Mohammedan country it is very difficult to see even the face of a woman.

"Seeing his agony, his anguish, even the king became a little concerned. He called Majnu; he felt great compassion for him. He told him, 'I know that woman; that family is well known to me, and if Laila had been a beautiful woman she would have been part of my harem. I have not chosen her – she is not worth choosing. I have got all the beautiful women from all over the country, and I feel so much for you that I will give you a chance. You can choose any woman from my harem and she will be yours!' – and he called the most beautiful women.

"Majnu looked at each woman in minute detail and said, 'This is not Laila!' Again and againhe passed over a dozen women, and the remark was always the same: 'This is not Laila!'

"The king said, 'You must have gone utterly crazy! Laila is nothing compared to these beautiful women! You can choose anyone."

Publisher	Osho International
Duration of Talk	88 mins
File Size	35.6 MB
Type	Individual Talks

Of Course the Grass Grows by Itself

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