What happens when I fall asleep during discourse?
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outcome
"Sleep is not the enemy of enlightenment; in the depths of relaxation, even in slumber, the heart's silence can reveal itself."
According to Osho, dozing off in discourse is perfectly fine; sleep is not opposed to enlightenment. Relaxation and ordinariness—not striving to be unique—open the door. Awakening can flower whether you’re awake or asleep; life in all its dimensions is included. So drop guilt and excuses, rest deeply, and let the silence already in your heart reveal itself, even if you nod off while he speaks.
Why this matters practically
- Removes guilt and performance anxiety during meditation or talks.
- Encourages deep relaxation, the doorway to insight.
- Stops the ego’s chase to be special, bringing ease into daily life.
- Encourages deep relaxation, the doorway to insight.
- Stops the ego’s chase to be special, bringing ease into daily life.
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