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	Osho Dropping Words Meditation
	
	Osho -
    " 
Man is imprisoned by words. Man’s whole problem is language. Below 
    language is the world of the animals and beyond language is the world of the 
    gods. Between the two is the world of man, the world of language, words — 
    philosophies, scriptures, theories and ideologies. The mind consists of 
    words. The word is the brick that the palace of mind is made of, it is the 
    stuff it is made of.
 
  
	  
     
     
	Slowly, slowly, one has to go on dropping the words and one has to enter 
    into silence. And that is not difficult: once you start trying to move 
    towards it, it starts happening. The reality is when all words have 
    disappeared, when you are not thinking but you just are…when there is no 
    thought cloud in the mind but pure awareness, unclouded, an unclouded sky. 
    When there is no thought there is no trembling, no winds are blowing. All is 
    tranquil and quiet. In that quietude, one penetrates reality. Reality cannot 
    be thought about. You can see it but you cannot think about it. To think 
    about it is to go far away from it, because whatsoever you think will be 
    wrong. Thinking is wrong. 
     
    You see a rose. What can you think about it? The moment you say it is 
    beautiful, you have gone far away from the rose, from its facticity, from 
	its reality. Now the mind has come in, it says it is beautiful. Now the word 
	beautiful will create many other associations, a chain will start. You will 
	forget about the flower, you will think about the man whom you used to think 
	beautiful or a poem that you used to think beautiful. The flower is 
	forgotten. Now you have got into a train of thoughts. It is unending and one 
	never knows where one is going to land."  
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