How can I drop duality and achieve unity?
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"Embrace your doubt as a living inquiry; in this open search, trust will blossom from direct experience, and the mind's split will dissolve into unity."
According to Osho, you drop duality not by adopting new beliefs but by honoring your natural doubt without condemning it. Belief/disbelief is a dual pair; reject both. Let doubt become a living inquiry—groping into mystery—without borrowed answers. In this open search, doubt flowers into trust born of direct experience, and the mind’s split dissolves into unity.
Don’t force beliefs—be honest about your doubts and keep exploring until your own experience turns them into quiet trust and oneness.
Why this matters practically
- Prevents inner conflict from forced, secondhand beliefs.
- Builds trust from firsthand experience, not dogma.
- Transforms anxiety of doubt into creative, peaceful inquiry.
- Builds trust from firsthand experience, not dogma.
- Transforms anxiety of doubt into creative, peaceful inquiry.
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