08-01-2010, 12:00 AM
There are many teachings in that story. Its very dimensional. Due to all the perceptual differences between the characters.
Getting in everyone shoes and seeing out their eyes will reveal many aspects of how everyone is at the place they need to be and yet have more to evolve. Like Osho has very polarized ideas of pure and corrupt. So his narration reflects that. Since we can't be among those aboriginals, we are reliant on his filter of perception to tell the story.
I particularly liked hearing about the guy at the end, the orphan. The one that felt unloved. He had a strength about him.
Getting in everyone shoes and seeing out their eyes will reveal many aspects of how everyone is at the place they need to be and yet have more to evolve. Like Osho has very polarized ideas of pure and corrupt. So his narration reflects that. Since we can't be among those aboriginals, we are reliant on his filter of perception to tell the story.
I particularly liked hearing about the guy at the end, the orphan. The one that felt unloved. He had a strength about him.