Is it a paradox that the most individualistic being can also be the purest medium for another?
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"In the deepest individuality, the self dissolves, and in that egoless state, the truth of one becomes the truth of all."
According to Osho, there is no paradox: a truly individual being is not a medium for 'another.' Buddha is his guest, yet their meeting is a merger—host and guest dissolve into one consciousness. Individuality so total becomes egoless, allowing perfect synchronicity. What Buddha knows, he knows; thus transmission happens without interference, not as channeling another, but as the same truth speaking.
When you’re fully yourself, the idea of ‘another’ fades, so wisdom flows as one voice, not from someone else through you.
Why this matters practically
- Trust guidance without losing yourself—align with truth, not personalities.
- Meditate to dissolve ego; harmony with wise insights arises naturally.
- Relate from oneness, reducing conflict and imitation.
- Meditate to dissolve ego; harmony with wise insights arises naturally.
- Relate from oneness, reducing conflict and imitation.
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