Is it possible to hear through the eyes and see with the ears during discourse?
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outcome
"In the depths of silence, the senses merge, allowing you to see with your ears and hear with your eyes, unveiling a reality that transcends the confines of individuality."
According to Osho, yes—when one becomes absolutely silent in meditation, the usual boundaries between senses dissolve into a single, total sensitivity: one can "see" through the ears and "hear" through the eyes, without disturbing inner stillness. In this cosmic silence, individuality fades, and true reality reveals itself as wordless awareness beyond the separate I.
If you become totally quiet inside, all your senses join into one, so hearing and seeing can happen from any doorway.
Why this matters practically
- Practice deep silence to unify perception and reduce mental noise.
- Become more present and sensitive in listening, seeing, and relating.
- Loosen the grip of ego, allowing peace and clarity to arise.
- Become more present and sensitive in listening, seeing, and relating.
- Loosen the grip of ego, allowing peace and clarity to arise.
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