How is meditation necessary after enlightenment?
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outcome
"After enlightenment, meditation becomes your very nature, effortlessly flowing through every moment of life, as natural as breathing."
According to Osho, after enlightenment meditation isn't 'necessary' as a practice; it remains as your very nature: effortless, continuous, like breathing. One no longer does sessions; walking, eating, loving, and working are permeated by meditativeness. Effort is only needed when life is blocked by conditioning; live moment to moment and meditation flowers on its own, even before enlightenment.
After you wake up inside, meditation isn’t something you do; it’s how you are, like breathing all day.
Why this matters practically
- Stop forcing techniques; cultivate relaxed, present living.
- Bring awareness to everyday acts instead of separating "practice time."
- Drop "shoulds" and accept each moment, reducing inner conflict.
- Bring awareness to everyday acts instead of separating "practice time."
- Drop "shoulds" and accept each moment, reducing inner conflict.
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