You liked that state of stillness, and you want it to continue. But what continues is not silence; it is your memory of the thing that has been. Therefore silence has no continuity. When there is that silence – if ever you come to it, if you have laid the foundation (and you cannot come to it without laying the foundation rightly) – then there is no time, no sense of a continuity of something that you have had. Love has no continuity, has it? If it has continuity, it is no longer love. You don’t see the beauty of this, unfortunately. From Public Talk 4, London, 14 June 1962 Read more |
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