Is there an inner harmony between God, devotion, and divine enjoyment?
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"Devotion is not a discipline but a total surrender, where the ego dissolves and the sweet current of divine enjoyment flows effortlessly between the devotee and God."
According to Osho, God, devotion, and bhog (divine enjoyment) form one living harmony: bhog is the sweet current flowing between the two banks of God and the devotee. It arises not from mental discipline but from total-hearted surrender that dissolves ego. Because we are already joined to the Divine, devotion simply lets go—and supreme taste appears, effortlessly outshining worldly pleasures.
When you stop trying to control and give your whole heart to the Divine, a natural, deep joy shows you were never separate.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces ego-driven striving and invites peace through surrender.
- Ends compulsive craving or forced renunciation; lesser tastes drop away naturally.
- Turns everyday life into a shared flow with the Divine, bringing fulfillment and ease.
- Ends compulsive craving or forced renunciation; lesser tastes drop away naturally.
- Turns everyday life into a shared flow with the Divine, bringing fulfillment and ease.
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