According to Osho, since we last met, much occurred on the periphery—persecution in Crete, press and police—but nothing touched his being. He acted fierce without inner anger, illustrating Gurdjieff’s method: emotions can be consciously performed yet not possessed. The real you is the witnessing center; outer turmoil and roles change, but your essence remains untouched, revealing humanity’s stagnation and the need for inner evolution.
Outside things happened, but inside I stayed the same; feelings are like costumes you can wear without becoming them.