What happens when I desire to dissolve and become one with the Master?
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outcome
"True union with the Master arises not from desire, but from the dissolution of all wanting; in this surrender, the outer Master becomes a mirror, revealing the inner Master and awakening a self-luminous freedom."
According to Osho, the very desire to dissolve into the Master is still attachment—craving merely wearing a holy mask. It binds you to dependence and wandering, keeping you blind and time-bound. True union happens only when all wanting falls; the outer Master is seen as a mirror, the inner Master awakens, future-ache ends, time dissolves, and a self-luminous freedom flowers.
Wanting to merge with the Master is still wanting; drop all wanting through understanding, and you discover the Master inside you.
Why this matters practically
- Stops spiritual seeking from becoming another addiction and dependence.
- Encourages turning attention inward to awareness rather than clinging to an outer authority.
- Reduces anxiety about the future by resting in present-moment fulfillment.
- Encourages turning attention inward to awareness rather than clinging to an outer authority.
- Reduces anxiety about the future by resting in present-moment fulfillment.
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