What is the significance of the miracles attributed to Osho?
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"True miracles are not in the spectacle but in the profound transformation of awareness within you."
According to Osho, so‑called miracles are spiritually trivial; displays like walking on water inflate ego and distract from the only real miracle: inner transformation through awareness. He denies being a miracle‑worker—if phenomena occur around him, they happen through existence while he remains a watcher. Their value lies only if they catalyze awakening, not spectacle.
Fancy magic isn’t the point; the real miracle is your heart waking up, and Osho says if odd things happen near him, he didn’t do them—he just watches.
Why this matters practically
- Focus on meditation and inner change instead of chasing paranormal shows.
- Avoid ego trips and guru-worship by dropping the idea of a 'doer.'
- Gauge spirituality by awareness, compassion, and freedom from fear, not tricks.
- Avoid ego trips and guru-worship by dropping the idea of a 'doer.'
- Gauge spirituality by awareness, compassion, and freedom from fear, not tricks.
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