Is wanting to meet another being to being a desire?
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"True communion arises not from desire, but from the dissolution of the seeker and the sought, where only love remains. In the silence of trust, the meeting happens effortlessly."
According to Osho, the wish to meet "being to being" is still a desire of the fevered mind; as long as two remain and one wants, true meeting is impossible. Real communion happens when the two dissolve - lover and beloved, master and disciple disappear - and only love or being remains. Paradoxically, by relaxing desire and entering silent trust, the meeting happens without a me seeking it.
If you’re wanting it, it’s still desire; the true meeting shows up when wanting and the sense of two people drop away.
Why this matters practically
- Helps you drop clinging in relationships, letting love feel spacious and real.
- Encourages presence and trust instead of chasing special experiences.
- Eases inner conflict by accepting aloneness and allowing connection to arise naturally.
- Encourages presence and trust instead of chasing special experiences.
- Eases inner conflict by accepting aloneness and allowing connection to arise naturally.
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