What happens when one experiences great nothingness during self-inquiry?
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outcome
"Embrace the great nothingness in self-inquiry, for it is not the end, but the gateway to your essential self and the freedom beyond fear. Remain a witness to the void, and you will discover the deathless center within."
According to Osho, encountering great nothingness during self-inquiry marks the right path: the ego’s death and the dawning of your essential self. This emptiness isn’t negative—it is the threshold to fullness, freedom, and the third eye’s non-dual vision. Remain a witness; you are not the void. Move through it alertly and you’ll discover the deathless center, where fear dissolves.
When you feel a big inner emptiness, your old ego is falling away—keep calmly watching and it turns into deep, fearless wholeness.
Why this matters practically
- Helps you continue meditation past fear and confusion.
- Dissolves fear of death and loss by revealing the deathless witness.
- Strengthens authenticity, freedom, and inner clarity in daily life.
- Dissolves fear of death and loss by revealing the deathless witness.
- Strengthens authenticity, freedom, and inner clarity in daily life.
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