03/05/2019
“Joy
For no reason at all, you suddenly feel joyous. In ordinary life. If there is a reason, you are joyful. You have med a beautiful woman and you are joyous, or you have the money you always wanted and you are joyous, or you have purchased a house with a beautiful garden and you are joyous, but these joys cannot last long. They are momentary; they cannot remain continuous and uninterrupted,
If your joy is caused by something it will disappear, it will be a momentary. It will soon leave you in a deep sadness; all joys leave you in a deep sadness. But there is a different kind of joy that is a confirmatory sign: you are suddenly joyous for no reason at all. You cannot pinpoint why. If somebody asks, �“why are you so joyous?’ You cannot answer.
I cannot say why I am joyous. There is no reason. Its simply so. Now, this joy cannot be disturbed. Now whatsoever happens, it will continue, it is there, day in, day out. You may be young, you may be old, you maybe alive, you may be dying - it is always there. When you have found a joy that remains - circumstances change but it abides - then you are certainly coming closer to buddhahood.”
OSHO