What is the impact of being surrounded by serious sannyasins?
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outcome
"True religiousness is a celebration of life—playful, festive, and free from the chains of judgment and expectation. Embrace the moment, and let your spirit dance in joy, not in the gloom of seriousness."
According to Osho, being surrounded by serious sannyasins spreads a sick, judgmental vibe born of frustration and ego-compensation; they create 'hell' and graveyard-like religiosity, misreading his celebration-centered path. True religiousness is playful, festive, and free of ambition and expectations. Don’t be infected by their gloom; drop hopes and demands, live totally in the moment, and let religion be dance, laughter, and joy.
Grumpy “holy” people make life heavy—don’t copy them; be playful, drop big hopes, and enjoy this moment like a child.
Why this matters practically
- Helps you avoid absorbing others’ gloom and judgments.
- Guides you to drop expectations/ambition and enjoy the present.
- If you feel chronically serious, seek healing—not “holy” posturing.
- Guides you to drop expectations/ambition and enjoy the present.
- If you feel chronically serious, seek healing—not “holy” posturing.
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