Blissful Person

The blissful person creates his own space; he creates something around
himself. It is a natural phenomenon, he moves with an energy field.
Hence the ancients used to say that wherever a real meditator sits the
place becomes sacred, wherever he moves he moves with his energy
field.

It is said about Buddha that even when he moved in a forest when it
was not the season for the trees to blossom, suddenly the trees would
start blossoming, there would be flowers. Even though it was fall and
leaves were falling, suddenly new leaves will sprout. It is symbolic.
Of course when a Buddha is sitting under a tree the tree has to
respond to the energy that Buddha is. I don’t think it is factual, it
cannot be factual because even men are not so responsive — how can you
expect trees and rocks and rivers to be so responsive? But it is a
beautiful parable.

Those who can see, those who can feel, those who can understand, will
be immediately transformed by the person who is blissful. Suddenly his
bliss will start penetrating you, reaching you, transforming you. That
is his love. He gives because he has so much to give. He is like a
rain cloud, so full that he has to shower. But then love is totally
different, it has a beauty. It is no more needy, no more greedy. It
does not want anything from the other, all that it wants is that the
other should be able to receive, that the other should be open.

Osho