1. Most important:
    Sense of Humor, and a Lightness of Being
2. Locate the Switch for Disconnecting from the Mind
3. If you are moved, in any way, by what someone says,
    Listen -- and Let It In
4. Assume that everything is for you
5. Don't hold -- anything, in any way
6. More Sense of Humor


Some reactions to questions here?

>If so, has he lost his mind?
I am not being disrespectful when I state:
I experience losing one's mind as wonderful.

>Has he lost any contact to respect, esteem and appreciation to human beings?
In order to evaluate this statement one has to know what is a human being.
I am still working on that.
In my experience, respect, esteem and appreciation blossom when one
experiences these states in and for oneself. Even then, it is a very
restricted view -- because what we experience as a human being is a very,
very restricted view. The churches and most spiritual organisations say they
know. Science, Lao Tzu, and Socrates say they do not.
When realisation happens death has no significance.

>If a person said such a strange statement, our mind could say such a person is
>mentally ill and a danger for human kind.
Only a danger for human kind if such a person has a large amount of power.
My researches are showing me that there are many such people on this planet.
And they mean it -- and not for the good of mankind, but for themselves.
In 'the old days' of groups we used to offer a techniques for helping people
see themselves more clearly.
One was for nine people to imagine they were in a lifeboat that was only
designed to be safe for eight people -- and they had to decide who was to
drown.

>Aren't the spiritual people going more and more nuts?
They always have been. At least though, less than religious people.
And some of them are at least sincere.

>Paul Lowe was the master therapist in the Osho movement.
Actually he was designated to be his successor.

>Is he cuckoo now?
I think it is all a matter of perspective. For a Cuckoo....
Many people have been labeled thus only to be declared visionaries -- after
they are dead and gone -- and out of the way.
What do you think the Christians would do if Jesus really did return.
"Thou shalt not kill." "Love thine enemy" "Turn the other cheek." "Unless
you leave your..." "Do on to others...." "Blessed are the meek." "Take no
thought for the morrow..." "Seek ye first the kingdom of god." "No graven
images." And so on.

All my life, and still happens, I listen to everyone -- because I have
realised that I do not know, anything. At one time so certain, then....
If something moves me, in any way, I disconnect from the other and drop in
and experience what is happening for me in that moment. If I am moved, in
any way, then I assume there is a message for me there so I see if I can
connect with it. I now just assume that everything that happens for me in
life is for me -- all I need to do is recognize it.

With love and respect I send what I assume to be love...