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Power gives you the feeling that you are great. But this feeling comes only to the person who is not great. Power is needed only by the not-greats. If you are really great – and by really great I mean if you have come home inside yourself, if you have come in tune with your being – then no need to add anything to you. You are already there. And then, suddenly, it is not that you are great and others are not great. The moment you know you are great, the whole existence becomes great – even a dog is a god then.
You have become very skillful, artificial; you know the know-how and that is your trouble. Your knowledge is your trouble. Otherwise there is no need! Kabir never meditated – went on spinning his things and became enlightened. What happened? A natural man, doing his thing with total heart, absorbed in doing his thing – attained. So remember, you have to learn meditation because you have learned a few wrong things. To destroy that wrong learning you will need learning. It is as if you have got a thorn in your foot and you need another thorn to take it out.
And they will all be coming from the same forest, they will be visiting the same place, maybe together. But, still, when they bring their message it will be different. Buddha and Mohammed and Christ enter into the same purity, into the same luminosity, but when they come back Bud&a speaks in his way – a king’s son has his own ways of speaking. Christ speaks in his own way – a carpenter’s son has his own way of speaking. They are utterly different. A carpenter’s son has to speak the carpenter’s language.