Does the vicious circle of gain and loss in grace continuously go on?
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outcome
"Drop all clinging and be simply open; in that surrender, grace flows effortlessly and deepens on its own."
According to Osho, the ‘gain and loss’ of grace is not an objective cycle but the mind’s clinging and demand oscillating. Grace is ever-available; your openness or grasping determines your experience. Surrender, gratitude, and present-moment being magnetize grace, while craving enlightenment perpetuates the seesaw. Drop all clinging—be simply open and desireless—and the so‑called vicious circle ends; grace naturally deepens of its own accord.
Grace is always here; if you stop grabbing and just be thankful and open now, it stays—if you keep wanting more, it feels like it comes and goes.
Why this matters practically
- Stops the anxious chase for experiences, easing the heart
- Builds grateful presence that ‘magnetizes’ grace in daily life
- Encourages surrender over control, allowing natural maturation
- Builds grateful presence that ‘magnetizes’ grace in daily life
- Encourages surrender over control, allowing natural maturation
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