Why does saying yes sometimes feel more energy-consuming than saying no?
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"Saying yes becomes exhausting when it contradicts your inner no; align with your center, for only then can your yes be total and effortless."
According to Osho, saying yes feels exhausting only when it contradicts your inner no. A surface yes against a deeper center creates division, conflict, and energy dissipation. Align with your center: be total. If the truth inside is no, trust and live it; insight will self-correct, and a natural, effortless yes will arise.
It’s tiring to say yes when, deep down, you really mean no—follow your true feeling and your energy returns.
Why this matters practically
- Saves energy by ending inner conflict and people-pleasing.
- Builds clarity and integrity in choices and relationships.
- Lets change happen naturally through insight, not force.
- Builds clarity and integrity in choices and relationships.
- Lets change happen naturally through insight, not force.
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