It does not matter where you come from, who you have been or what you have done. What truly matters is that you enter this buddhafield with a deep thirst to be authentic, to be true to your nature, to live in trust, gratefulness and synchronicity with the joyous heartbeat – the ‘tarang’ of Existence.

Osho reminds us:

“There is a beautiful statement of Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi, one of the greatest Sufi masters ever. Take it to your heart.

Come, come, whoever you are

wanderer, worshipper, lover of learning.

It does not matter. Ours is not a caravan of despair.

Come, even if you have broken your vow a thousand times.

Come, come, yet again come.

Come, come, whoever you are… sinner, unconscious, living a life which is not glorious, divine, meaningful; living a life which has no poetry, no joy, a life of hell. Whosoever you are, Mevlana says, “Come, I am ready to receive you. Be my guest!”

The master is a host; he refuses nobody. True masters never refuse anybody. They cannot. If they start refusing people, then there is no hope. If you went under a tree, a shady tree – tired of your journey and the burning sun on your head – and the tree refused you, did not give you refuge, did not shelter you… It does not happen at all. The tree is always ready to give you shelter, its shadow, its fruits, its flowers, its fragrance.”

~ Come, Come, Yet Again Come, #1, Q1