There are two types of dead people in the world: dead on the periphery and dead on the center. Become the third type: alive in between; go on moving from the center to the periphery, from the periphery to the center.
They are enriching to each other; they are enhancing to each other.
Just watch!
If you meditate and then make love, your love will have a tremendously new depth to it. Love and then meditate and suddenly you will see: when your energy is full of love, meditation goes so deep and so easily.
You simply ride on the wave — you need not make any effort. You simply float and reach higher and higher and higher. Once you understand the rhythm of the polar opposites, then there is no fear.
Remember: life is a rhythm between day and night, summer and winter. It is a continuous rhythm. Never stop anywhere!
Be moving! And the bigger the swing, the deeper your experience will be.
So make it a point that you have to be continuously journeying, you have to travel.
When you go to the inner center in your meditation, enjoy it — as if there is no periphery. Forget the periphery completely; there is no need to remember it. Don't be distracted by it. Dig deep into your own being — be enriched by it !
And bring that flavor back to the periphery. Bring that fragrance back to the world.
Bring that aura, that light, that grace, that dignity, that grandeur, back to the periphery.
Walk in the marketplace like a Buddha.
Live in the world… the world is very enriching, because relationship mirrors.
All relationships are mirrorlike. You see your face in the mirror of the other's being. It is very difficult to see your own face directly — you will need the other, the mirror, to see your own face. And where can you find a better mirror than the eyes of the other?
Sometimes, look in the eyes of your enemy and you will see a facet of your being. Sometimes look in the eyes of your lover, your friend, and you will see another facet of your being.
Sometimes look in a person's eyes who is indifferent to you and you will see yet another facet of your being. Collect all these faces — they are yours; aspects of your being. In different situations, with different people, in different worlds, move… and gather all this richness and awareness and alertness and consciousness. Then go back to the center and take all this awareness with you, and your ecstasy in the meditation will be deeper and richer for that.
And this has to go on continuously. Pour your center on the periphery, and pour your periphery on the center. Pour your love in your meditation and pour your meditation in your love.
This is what I teach.
This is what I call a dynamic life. And a religious life is a dynamic life.
OSHO