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It seems that the friends who have arranged this camp are very poor--the quality of food they are serving is very poor. The dal is almost as liquid as water, and crushed rice (the left over little pieces that is sold at a cheaper rate after refining the rice) is cooked and I can see little black stones in it.</FONT></div> <div>&nbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp<FONT COLOR="#003399" SIZE="-1" FACE="Comic Sans MS">I am sitting next to Osho, who is very excited and has already started eating. I am surprised to see the expression on His face: He is eating with such delight, as if eating some delicious food. One old man is standing next to Him with a box of some cheap Indian sweet called laddoo. He places one laddoo on Oshoplate, which Osho accepts with a pleasant smile. The man is pleased and places one more laddoo on His plate. &nbspOsho says nothing to Him, but silently takes the laddoo and places it on my plate.</FONT></div> <div>&nbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp<FONT COLOR="#003399" SIZE="-1" FACE="Comic Sans MS">I immediately say, Osho, I donwant it!&#148</FONT></div> <div>&nbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp<FONT COLOR="#003399" SIZE="-1" FACE="Comic Sans MS">He chuckles and says, &#147Donsay &#145no just pass it on to the next person.I like the idea and do it. The next friend, who has heard Oshowords, passes it on to the next person. Everyone cracks up in laughter when finally the laddoo returns to the old manbox.</FONT></div> <div>&nbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp<FONT COLOR="#003399" SIZE="-1" FACE="Comic Sans MS">Osho always enjoys telling jokes while eating. Eating with Him turns into a great feast--it doesnmatter what you are eating. Today He tells this joke: &nbspOne day Akbar slapped his court jester Birbal without any apparent reason, and Birbal just slapped the person standing next to him. The person got angry and asked Birbal why he had slapped him.</FONT></div> <div>&nbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp<FONT COLOR="#003399" SIZE="-1" FACE="Comic Sans MS">Birbal replied, &#147Donask--just pass it to the next person. so this game continued in the palace the whole day, and finally, at night in bed, Akbarwife slapped him.</FONT></div> <div>&nbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp&ampnbsp<FONT COLOR="#003399" SIZE="-1" FACE="Comic Sans MS">Not to be serious is Oshomain message which He not only preaches but practices every moment.</FONT></div> <BR> <div>&quotI am not here to perpetuate the past; hence I am against all knowledge. I am all for learning, but learning means innocence, learning means openness, learning means receptivity. Learning means a non-egoistic approach towards reality. Learning means: 'I don't know and I am ready to know.' Knowledge means: 'I know already.' Knowledge is the greatest deception that society creates in people's minds.&quot</div> <div><U><A HREF="http://osho.com/" TARGET="_top" TITLE="http://osho.com">- Osho</A></U></div></TD> </TR> </TABLE> </BODY>