Why do I always fall asleep during discourse?
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outcome
"Sleep is not an enemy; it is a natural relaxation that can lead you to deeper awareness. Embrace the moment, for in surrendering to rest, transformation may arise."
According to Osho, falling asleep during discourse isn’t wrong—it’s natural relaxation. Don’t fight it; the mind’s ‘shoulds’ only create conflict. Accept what happens in the moment. Sleep is next to samadhi; in deep, unforced rest, awareness can dawn. One day you may awaken fresh, and a single word may pierce the heart and transform you.
If you fall asleep, it’s okay—let your body rest, and true understanding will come naturally when it’s ready.
Why this matters practically
- Relieves guilt and inner conflict by accepting your present state.
- Cultivates effortless awareness rather than forced striving.
- Transforms ordinary rest into a doorway for deeper insight.
- Cultivates effortless awareness rather than forced striving.
- Transforms ordinary rest into a doorway for deeper insight.
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