Can we experience the transcendental during gibberish followed by silence?
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outcome
"In the totality of gibberish and the embrace of silence, you can die completely and taste the transcendental that is available to all."
According to Osho, yes: when gibberish is done totally it empties the active mind; deep silence then dissolves the inactive residue; with a fearless let-go—'die completely'—you taste the transcendental, the very essence of Zen. This is not for a special few; anyone who participates totally can recognize it here-and-now and return renewed.
First babble to dump your busy thoughts, then be utterly still and let go—like pretending to die—and you can feel a quiet beyond the mind.
Why this matters practically
- Quickly clears mental noise and stress.
- Reveals a calm center beyond thoughts, improving clarity and presence.
- Reclaims individuality from social conditioning through direct experience.
- Reveals a calm center beyond thoughts, improving clarity and presence.
- Reclaims individuality from social conditioning through direct experience.
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