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Originally Posted by knightoflenity
Its tone reminds me of endless mirrors all looking into each other - into infinity.
The quote to me is the same as thinking about "thinking".
I comprehend what is being said but I'd wonder if the writer has actually felt love.
Love is not about owning, its about respect first & foremost. Its like the writer has observed teenagers in love instead of looking at an old married couple who are happy.
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Osho wouldn't have written that without experiencing true love of self.
Break down what respect is. Not the definition, what the action is..
When you truly love you. And break down all illusions of your mind on the way you will see all as yourself and when you fully love yourself, you fully love everyone else and everything else the same. is this not respecting all constantly?
And maybe osho found his truth by observing an old couple who didn't require approval from their significant, who didn't require respect. how can you require or need anything if it's already being given?