What happens when one takes sannyas?
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outcome
"Taking sannyas is not a new beginning; it is the awakening of an ancient quest, a revival of the unfinished search that echoes through lifetimes."
According to Osho, taking sannyas is not a new choice but the resurfacing of an ancient quest: initiation touches the unconscious, unlocks long-gathered meditative treasures, and revives the memory of an unfinished search from past lives. Like a painter resuming a halted canvas, you simply begin, and remembrance, direction, and inner readiness reappear, carrying the journey forward.
Sannyas is like remembering a favorite game from long ago—starting it again helps you recall and continue your inner journey.
Why this matters practically
- Trust inner pull even if the mind doubts—readiness may be unconscious.
- Begin practice now; action awakens remembrance and momentum.
- See it as continuing a journey, not a one-time decision—reduces anxiety.
- Begin practice now; action awakens remembrance and momentum.
- See it as continuing a journey, not a one-time decision—reduces anxiety.
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