If there is a bad effect on the mind, who is responsible?
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outcome
"If meditation appears to harm the mind, I accept full responsibility, for true freedom lies beyond the mind; embrace the process and let it transform you."
According to Osho, if meditation seems to harm the mind, he himself accepts full responsibility, because the mind is meant to be slain. Freedom begins beyond mind. So drop fear, commit total energy, and let the process exhaust ordinary forces so deeper awareness and the 'third eye' can awaken; the so-called damage is transformation.
Don’t worry about hurting your mind; the guide takes responsibility, and the aim is to quiet and dissolve the mind so your deeper awareness can wake up.
Why this matters practically
- Removes fear of side effects and encourages wholehearted practice.
- Shifts focus from protecting thoughts to transcending them.
- Builds trust and intensity, which unlocks deeper energy and insight.
- Shifts focus from protecting thoughts to transcending them.
- Builds trust and intensity, which unlocks deeper energy and insight.
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