What prevents me from becoming a sannyasin after seven years of contemplation?
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outcome
"Postponement is the addiction that binds you; only the awareness of your mortality can dissolve the fear and liberate you into decisive action."
According to Osho, what prevents you is an addiction to postponement—practiced for seven years—rooted in fear of change and unawareness of death. 'Tomorrow' feels safe, so indecisiveness becomes your nature. Only the present is certain: either jump into sannyas now or drop the idea. Awareness of mortality dissolves delay; decisive action liberates.
You’ve trained yourself to delay because it feels safe, but life is short—decide now to take sannyas or let it go.
Why this matters practically
- Breaks the loop of procrastination and fear.
- Frees energy by making a clear, present-moment choice.
- Mortality awareness sharpens priorities and courage.
- Frees energy by making a clear, present-moment choice.
- Mortality awareness sharpens priorities and courage.
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