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India pilgrimage of heritage

India is a heritage pilgrimage, Osho. What is your dream to continue to embody for the last 25 - 30 years, despite all obstacles? There is one dream, but my dream of centuries ago, is the dream of Sanatana. In this land of glory, the first rays of the human spirit were dreamed of. There are as many flowers in this necklace as there are - so many Gautama Buddhas, so many Mahaviras, so many Kabiris, so many, and they have dedicated their lives to this dream. May I call such a dream myself? This is obvious. It is the voice of the human, the human spirit. We have a name for this dream. This dream we call 'India'. India is not a continent or a political organization or a piece of will, India, in a state of exaltation - a desire to realize the truth. It is the truth that lies in the heartbeat of our nerve pulses, the treasure that lies in the depths of our consciousness, which is ours and our forgetfulness, its regeneration, its repetition, India: 'Amrita pa' - ೬ Children of Amrita! Whoever listened to this venture, only Indian citizens born in India, no one can become a citizen of India. No matter where he is born, whether in any country, in any century or in the future, his quest is an internal journey

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