Love Finds The Entry Point, the slipstream

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MUDDLE-HEADED

Lao Tzu says: I am a muddle-headed man. When everybody is clear, only I am unclear; when everybody seems to be intelligent, I am stupid.

What Lao Tzu means is that he does not calculate about his life--he lives it. He lives like any animal, like any tree, like any bird. He lives it simply, without figuring out what it is and where it is leading. Anywhere is good; even nowhere is good.

Put your mind aside. It will be difficult, but it can be done. This is one of the crucial problems for the modern mind--putting cleverness aside. You need to be a little more wild. That will bring great innocence to you; that will make you ready to jump into a great love. It need not be with anybody in particular, but it should be just a passionate love-for life, for existence, or for any human being. It could be for painting, poetry, dance, music, drama, anything--but a great, passionate love that becomes your whole life, in which you are so totally absorbed that nothing is left outside: so you and your love(r) become one. That will be the transformation for you.

Fear is there, but don't choose fear.
Those who choose fear destroy themselves.
Let the fear be there;
in spite of it, go into love.

osho