What is the nature of Truth and the Divine?
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definition
"The Divine is not a tyrant but a compassionate witness, granting you the freedom to choose, even to err; true revolution arises from embracing this presence with responsibility and love."
According to Osho, the Divine is not a tyrant but an ever-present, compassionate witnessing consciousness that grants humans total freedom—even to err. Suffering arises from our choices, not from God. God’s subtle hiddenness protects our freedom. Genuine inner and social revolution flowers from accepting this living presence with responsibility and compassion, not from anger or denial.
God is loving awareness that lets us choose; our troubles come from our choices, and real change comes from compassion, not anger.
Why this matters practically
- Take responsibility for choices instead of blaming fate or God.
- Choose compassionate action; it sustains deeper, nonviolent change.
- Live as if a witnessing presence is here; let it guide honest, ethical decisions.
- Choose compassionate action; it sustains deeper, nonviolent change.
- Live as if a witnessing presence is here; let it guide honest, ethical decisions.
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