What happens to society if we begin to live in tune with nature?
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"Living in tune with nature may not transform society as a whole, but it will uproot you from the superficial and lead you to seek the eternal treasure within."
According to Osho, society won’t collapse if you live in tune with nature; at most, one fragment turns healthy and society becomes a little better. The real turbulence is personal: you’ll feel ‘uprooted,’ pushed aside by the running crowd, while your vacated place is quickly filled. This shift frees you to seek what endures beyond death—the inner treasure—rather than clinging to borrowed, competitive roles.
Society keeps going (maybe a bit better), but you may feel out of place—and that helps you find what truly lasts instead of chasing the crowd.
Why this matters practically
- Eases fear of abandoning roles; the world won’t fall apart without you.
- Encourages authenticity over herd-driven running.
- Refocuses energy on inner growth that outlives possessions and status.
- Encourages authenticity over herd-driven running.
- Refocuses energy on inner growth that outlives possessions and status.
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