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Tree   In this existence, nobody is a stranger. The sinner and
the saint are not two separate worlds.  The real saint is one
who has chosen to become so conscious that a third - a witness,
a watcher - arises in him which can watch the sinner, which can
watch the saint, and which knows that the saint and the sinner
are two sides of the same coin. A few people have chosen one
side, a few people have chosen the other side - but remember,
the other side is always present. Any sinner can become a saint
within moments, and any saint can fall and become a sinner also
within moments. There is no qualitative difference between them;
both of them are repressing half of their being. The saint is
repressing the sinner.  I have been always very much surprised
that all religious scriptures written by so-called saints go on
condemning the sinner. Why are they so much concerned with the
sinner? They should sing the song of their fulfillment, they
should make the wo