What is the great experiment of the commune?
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"The commune is a laboratory for a total revolution, where we drop our past conditioning and awaken into buddhas, transforming life energy to prevent humanity's sleepwalking toward self-destruction."
According to Osho, his commune is a laboratory for a total revolution—economic, social, psychological, and spiritual—rooted in meditation and the cleansing of all conditioning. By dropping past prejudices and entering no-mind, individuals awaken into buddhas now, achieving a balanced “vertical” growth: deep roots within and flowering without. This collective awakening, a nonviolent ‘spiritual terrorism,’ aims to transform life energy and prevent humanity’s sleepwalking toward self-destruction.
It’s a place to drop old beliefs, meditate into no-mind, wake up fully, and grow deep inside while living wisely in the world.
Why this matters practically
- Frees you from inherited prejudices so choices come from awareness, not habit.
- Meditation builds clarity, peace, and courage to act creatively now.
- Balances inner depth with outer action, reducing conflict and destructive decisions.
- Meditation builds clarity, peace, and courage to act creatively now.
- Balances inner depth with outer action, reducing conflict and destructive decisions.
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