On Innocence.

Innocence is of two types. One is innocence which comes out of child other is innocence which comes out of maturity. Innocence is beautiful, It's Love, it gives comfort to people around us. 

Childish innocence has desires. Mature Innocence is of a sage, it's innocence of bhuddha, it's innocence of a Krishna, of a Rama. It's innocence of Radha , of sita. Childish innocence leads to suffering, innocence of bhuddha is the infinite peace. It's infinite. It's being in the present moment. It's innocence of stars, moon, trees. That is why in certain traditions they are considered forms of Godliness. They are considered like a portal to God. 

Innocent persons with desires only want to take, they have nothing to give to the world. They are like child. Child only takes. It takes your time, your sleep, your peace, your anger, your love, your mind. Everything. You are not in your control. Everything should happen according the needs of the child. Innocence of maturity only knows giving. Sun gives, moon gives, air gives, water gives, earth gives. They have become infinitely full, so silent, so peaceful. They only give. This quality of giveness is associated with godliness. They have become holy. 

That's why a bhuddha is holy, a Krishan is holy, a Rama is holy, a Jesus is holy. They take nothing, they only give. This quality, This type of innocence comes only from maturity. Seed has grown fully into a tree. Fruits have come and ripened with infinite sweetenes. Then only this quality comes. When it comes one become divine. Goal of existence is achieved. This state is a state of Jeevan Mukta. Liberation while being alive. One has become Whole.