Why are the play-acts of true masters so different?
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"Every master is a unique expression of the divine, and to compare them is to miss the beauty of their individual play-acts. Embrace the diversity of their paths, for each one reveals a different facet of truth."
According to Osho, true masters differ because every being is utterly unique; individuality is intrinsic even in the womb, and at the summit of consciousness those distinctions become even more pronounced. A master's outer 'play-act' simply expresses his singular inner signature. Trouble arises when devotees use one master as a yardstick and become blind to others' equally valid expressions.
Masters act differently because everyone is one-of-a-kind, and at the highest peak that uniqueness shows up in different styles—so don’t compare one to judge another.
Why this matters practically
- Respect diverse paths and teachers without prejudice.
- Choose the master or practice that resonates with your own nature.
- Avoid sectarianism; stay open to truth appearing in many forms.
- Choose the master or practice that resonates with your own nature.
- Avoid sectarianism; stay open to truth appearing in many forms.
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