‘Creativity has nothing to do with any particular kind of work.
It has everything to do with the quality of your own consciousness – the way you do your work.
Painting is just as ordinary as cleaning the floor. You will be throwing colors on a canvas. Washing the floor, cleaning the floor. What is the difference?
Talking to somebody, a friend, and you feel time is being wasted.
You would like to write a great book or something; then you will be creative. But a friend has come: a little gossiping is perfectly beautiful. Be creative.
All the great scriptures are nothing but gossips of people who were creative.’ OSHO

‘Meditation has a beginning, but no end.

It goes on and on, for infinity, for eternity.

Mind is a small thing; meditation makes you part of existence.

It allows you the freedom of becoming one with the whole.’

OSHO

‘Creating a painting is nothing. Creating a poem is nothing, creating music is nothing compared to creating yourself, creating your consciousness, creating your very being. Grow in consciousness, grow in freedom. Take each step out of your own choice. Create yourself and take the whole responsibility for it.’  OSHO

‘Nothing ever is perfect. In fact imperfection has a beauty of its own, because imperfection has a life. Whenever something is perfect — just think, contemplate — whenever something is really perfect, life will disappear from it. Life can exist only if something is still imperfect and has to be perfected. Life is the effort to perfect the imperfect. Life is the ambition to make the ugly beautiful. Something of imperfection is a must for life to exist, for life to go on growing and flowing. Don’t hanker for a perfect painting, otherwise the painter will die. And you have yet to sing many songs.’  OSHO