This is what sharing is: you simply go on throwing seeds. OSHO

JUST SHARE and forget about it. Sow the seeds and go on moving and don't look back to see what is happening to those seeds. In their time, when the spring comes, something will happen.

The founder of the Theosophical movement, BLAVATSKY, used to carry two bags on both her shoulders -- big bags -- full of seeds. Wherever she would travel... if she were traveling in a train, SHE WOULD SIT BY THE SIDE OF THE WINDOW AND GO ON THROWING SEEDS. She might never come across that patch of land again.

People were puzzled and they would ask 'What you are doing?'

She would say, 'These are beautiful seeds, and when the rains come they will bloom.'

Those people were naturally puzzled. They would say, 'Will you be coming this way again?'

She would say, 'I am a world traveler, I may never come again; but that doesn't matter! Somebody will pass, somebody will see the flowers, somebody will be happy -- that is enough.

Just to conceive of it, to contemplate on it... that next time after the rains... and when this train goes by, thousands of passengers will be able to smell those flowers! To see those colors is more than enough! What more one can ask?'

This is what sharing is: YOU SIMPLY GO ON THROWING SEEDS. So you travel, mm? And throw the seeds! Good.

OSHO

Believing The Impossible Before Breakfast
Ch #21, a Darshan Diary
pm in Chuang Tzu Auditorium