What is the reason for the time-lapse between the clocks in different locations?
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"Time is not a cosmic mystery but a human illusion; step beyond the clocks and embrace the awareness of the present moment."
According to Osho, 'time-lapse' between clocks isn’t a cosmic mystery but a human one: watches are imperfect, nonconformist instruments, so two (or five) will rarely agree. The deeper point: seeking certainty from many outer measures breeds confusion. Choose a single reference—or better, step into awareness beyond clock-time—and live from presence.
Clocks don’t match because they’re just tools; pick one to follow—or pause and feel the present moment.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces anxiety from conflicting signals by choosing one reliable reference.
- Trains attention toward the present instead of chasing perfect certainty.
- Helps treat tools pragmatically without mistaking them for absolute truth.
- Trains attention toward the present instead of chasing perfect certainty.
- Helps treat tools pragmatically without mistaking them for absolute truth.
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