Please — in the world of the guru, in the dimension of the guru, in the eyes of the guru, there are no walls or houses or doors at all. So he cannot throw you out. But in the world of the student, doors and houses and separations and barriers and walls do exist. So the student can ensure that there is a separation between him and the teacher.
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Questioner: Praveen Vashisth from Pune. Acharya Ji Sat Sat Naman. I'm blessed that you chose me as your student. I had this pain in my heart for a very long time that I could not meet Rajanish Ji (Osho) when his body was alive. After going through many, many lives, I have somehow now come across your presence. I'm a fool. Please shed light on how and when the guru chooses the student. Naman.
Acharya Prashant: Just remain what you are when you are asking this question. When you are asking this question, you are a student, and you are saying you are a fool. Remain that way. Don't try to be intelligent enough to comprehend how the guru chooses the student.
You cannot say you are a fool and yet ask a very wise question. Keep all wisdom aside. If the guru has to choose the student, whose task and burden is it? The guru's. Leave the guru alone to do it. If the student starts speculating about the functioning of the guru, then he would not merely speculate but would also interfere — if not actively, then passively. It is inevitable because the student, being a student, is both foolish and motivated.
