Can one meditate too much?
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outcome
"Meditation, like love, knows no limits; it is an infinite journey into the depths of silence and consciousness, where you continually discover more space within yourself."
According to Osho, meditation, like love, is intrinsically without limit; you cannot meditate too much. Silence is an abysmal depth and inner consciousness expands endlessly, like an ever-receding horizon or the universe itself. There is no final full stop—only infinite deepening. You simply keep coming closer to the ultimate, discovering more space within, never exhausting it.
You can’t meditate too much; it’s like exploring an endless sky—there’s always more room for silence and awareness.
Why this matters practically
- Removes fear of "overdoing it," inviting steady, joyful practice.
- Shifts focus from goals to exploration, easing impatience and self-judgment.
- Encourages lifelong deepening of presence, clarity, and love.
- Shifts focus from goals to exploration, easing impatience and self-judgment.
- Encourages lifelong deepening of presence, clarity, and love.
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