What is important in life? Really nothing is important. As Osho says –
Life is utterly meaningless. Trying to find a purpose in life is futile. Life
is only to be lived – to be explored, to be experienced. Actions or their
results are unimportant, but from where the actions are done, from what state
of mind we do what we do is very important. This awareness when it dawns we
move from being a doer to to being a witness. This is big jump and when it
dawns you don’t get caught up in action. Krishna’s words of "you are entitled
only to actions but not to the results" starts making sense as you relax in your
actions fully aware that whether the results are facourable or not is
unimportant. All great innovations in life have happened not in a state of
contstant doing or thinking state but in a state of utter relaxation or let go.
That’s why coffee room meetings are so much more useful than board room ones!
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