What is a problem?
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definition
"A problem arises from your internal division; when you are one, there is no problem—only clarity and movement."
According to Osho, a problem isn’t an abstract thing called “the problem”; it arises whenever you are internally divided. A problem is your own duality—two minds pulling in opposite directions, producing confusion and indecision. When you are one, you simply move and there is no problem. So drop borrowed, theological questions; return to your felt, existential situation and clarity (integration) dissolves the so‑called problem.
A problem is when you’re split inside; become one within, and the problem disappears.
Why this matters practically
- Stop chasing secondhand, taught problems; ask what truly troubles you.
- Listen to your real feelings to locate the actual, lived issue.
- Cultivate inner alignment so decisions become clear and effortless.
- Listen to your real feelings to locate the actual, lived issue.
- Cultivate inner alignment so decisions become clear and effortless.
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