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Why can't certain saintly men perceive the teachings of sensitive individuals?

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"True awakened beings share one consciousness; their silence is not ignorance but a reflection of the unity that transcends method and form."

According to Osho, truly awakened beings share one consciousness; differences are only in method, not essence. Hence they neither need to meet nor publicly validate each other; nearness and farness disappear in non-duality. If a Buddha could not hear another Buddha, no one could. Apparent silence or non-reference reflects style, not ignorance—they're two voices of one life-breath.
Wise people share the same inner light, so they don’t need to talk about each other to understand.
Why this matters practically
- Focus on essence over style; different paths can carry the same truth.
- Stop seeking external endorsements; trust your inner resonance.
- Avoid sectarian comparisons between teachers.
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