Krishna lives in the moment; he lives moment to moment. In fact, every blissful person lives in the moment; that is, he lives in a timeless space.
But those who choose unhappiness and are pessimistic and miserable cannot afford to live in the moment; they live in time, they have a time-continuum. They have a long span of time – not chronological but psychological – which extends both to the past and the future. And it is this time continuum that makes for their abiding misery and anguish. They carry with them the heavy load of all the miseries of the dead past – which is no more, and all the imaginable miseries of the endless future – which is yet to come. So of course they feel crushed under the dead weight of their psychological pain and agony.
On the other hand, a man of bliss does not accept the existence of any other time except the present, the living moment. He has no past and no future; for him the whole of existence is squeezed into the moment, in the now. For him the moment is eternity itself, and he journeys from one moment through another. He dies totally to the past – which is not. And he does not take into account the future – which is yet to come. For him both past and future are non-existential.
Such a person is fully responsible to this moment. To be open to the living moment is his way of life, his joy, his bliss.
thats the whole saying of osho
