What happens when a thought arises and I am not present to address it?
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outcome
"The only real difficulty is not doing the experiment; return whenever you remember, for sincere experimentation aligns everything without struggle."
According to Osho, there’s no problem if a thought appears when you’re not present; the only real difficulty is not doing the experiment. What matters is to keep experimenting—return whenever you remember. Missing a moment isn’t the issue; avoiding practice is. With sincere experimentation, everything else aligns without additional struggle.
Why this matters practically
- Removes anxiety about perfect mindfulness and reduces guilt over lapses.
- Keeps attention on consistent practice instead of rumination.
- Encourages direct experimentation, leading to personal insight.
- Keeps attention on consistent practice instead of rumination.
- Encourages direct experimentation, leading to personal insight.
AI Confidence Score: 83%
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