What should we do when our profession requires a lot of knowledge while trying to unlearn?
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"Use knowledge as a tool for your profession, but remember to shed it like old clothes; let your true self remain unburdened and aware."
According to Osho, fulfill your profession’s need for information, but don’t let it become your soul. Treat technical knowledge as utilitarian memory—use it at work, then drop it like changing clothes. Keep a clear distance: information serves others; knowing transforms you. Be the professional in the market, a simple, aware human at home.
Learn what your job needs, but don’t make it your identity—use it at work and set it down so you can stay simple, loving, and aware.
Why this matters practically
- Helps prevent burnout and role-identity from invading family life.
- Keeps relationships warm by not seeing loved ones through professional lenses.
- Supports inner growth by separating useful data from living awareness.
- Keeps relationships warm by not seeing loved ones through professional lenses.
- Supports inner growth by separating useful data from living awareness.
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