Is it possible to have an unconditioned mind?
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"An unconditioned mind is possible in a single moment; it is the light of meditativeness that dispels the ancient darkness of conditioning."
According to Osho, an unconditioned mind is not only possible, it can happen in a single moment: conditioning is like ancient darkness that vanishes with a small candle of meditativeness and silence. Yet freedom cannot come by repeating borrowed questions—being a gramophone record of Krishnamurti or anyone else. Authentic, present inquiry and inner stillness dispel programming instantly.
Yes—like turning on a light to end darkness, quiet awareness now can drop old habits, but you must look for yourself instead of copying others.
Why this matters practically
- Use brief pauses of silence/meditation to cut through habitual reactions.
- Trust your own fresh seeing; stop parroting others’ beliefs or questions.
- Recognize conditioning as fleeting, empowering instant inner freedom.
- Trust your own fresh seeing; stop parroting others’ beliefs or questions.
- Recognize conditioning as fleeting, empowering instant inner freedom.
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