What is receptivity?
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definition
"Receptivity is the state of no-mind, where silence and awareness unite, allowing you to reflect the divine and experience each moment as a fresh revelation."
According to Osho, receptivity is a state of no-mind—consciousness empty of thoughts and past impressions, like a mirror reflecting nothing—where silence and awareness meet. By dropping the mind’s accumulated garbage and returning to childlike innocence, you open the door to the divine and regain direct communion with life. In such alert stillness, being asserts itself totally and each moment is freshly revealed.
It’s when you stop carrying thoughts and memories, stay quietly alert like a child, and let life and the divine be felt directly right now.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces mental noise and stress, bringing clarity and presence.
- Deepens connection with people, nature, and the sacred in everyday moments.
- Frees you from the past, allowing fresh perception and creativity.
- Deepens connection with people, nature, and the sacred in everyday moments.
- Frees you from the past, allowing fresh perception and creativity.
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