Life has put you in a situation, and life asks you to execute the situation in which life put you. But there is no doer; don’t take yourself for a doer. The most important thing for you when you go back home is that you look, not from the personal point of view, not from the psychological point of view, but look at your situation objectively as the scientist looks. If you do this, if you look at the facts as facts, you will see that there is no burden at all. Then there will be simply doing, acting, living, but no doer, no one who lives.
If you are not psychologically involved in something, there is great joy in doing it, because you will discover in this so- called duty things that you never saw before. This duty will never be repetitious. It will be new at every moment, because you are free from all patterns. In doing without the doer, things flow harmoniously, spontaneously. But don’t fall in the trap that, after doing, you say, “ I did it”. You can only say, “ I can memorize what has been done; that means that I was witness to it.” In doing, there is only doing. As we said yesterday, Mozart composed many operas, but at the moment of composing, Mozart was absent; Shakespeare wrote many dramas, but at the moment of writing, Shakespeare was not present. Napoleon won many wars, but at the moment of winning Napoleon was absent.
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