Be more simple

In this book, Osho comments on the poems of Ikku, the master of Zen. The verses of this master are special, like all the poetry of Zen. They are difficult to understand and accept without prior preparation. But thanks to the insight of Osho, thanks to his subtle observations and remarks, these verses-thesteds suddenly reveal to the reader all their boundless depth. And the distant master Ikku becomes closer, and with it the truth itself becomes closer.
“Poems of Ikkue are like mantrams. Do not try to understand them intellectually. Better with the deepest love, play with them with sympathy and location. And gradually something similar to the aroma will arise in you, something similar to the melody, and you can realize what this person wanted to say. He wanted to say what is impossible to say, he wanted to express what is inexpressible. But still he was able to express it ”(Osho).
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