What happens as a result of initiation into sannyas?
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outcome
"Initiation into sannyas is a homecoming, where your outward energy turns inward, revealing that you are already at the center of your being. In this silent presence, the separate periphery dissolves, and your true essence blossoms into joy and awakening."
According to Osho, initiation into sannyas is a homecoming: your outward-going energy stops chasing goals and turns upon itself. In the master's silent presence, you realize there is nowhere to reach—you are already at the center. This inward turning flowers into centering, joy, and awakening—samadhi, sambodhi—where the separate periphery dissolves and your being blossoms.
You stop running outside for happiness and, by looking inside, you feel calm, whole, and awake.
Why this matters practically
- Ends restless chasing and redirects energy inward, conserving strength.
- Brings clarity, peace, and joy by living from your center.
- Fosters awakening and wholeness without needing external achievements.
- Brings clarity, peace, and joy by living from your center.
- Fosters awakening and wholeness without needing external achievements.
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