What happens in contemplation when the state of clarity has not yet arisen?
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outcome
"When clarity has not yet arisen in contemplation, allow the mind's fog to settle; watch without interference, and let silence ripen into understanding."
According to Osho, when clarity hasn’t yet arisen in contemplation, the mind still intrudes—spinning desires, fears, and ready-made conclusions. The process feels foggy and restless, swinging between doubt and belief. Instead of forcing an answer, one should relax, watch without interference, and let the inner weather clear; then silence ripens naturally into understanding.
If your mind is still noisy, don’t push—just sit quietly and watch until it settles and real understanding appears.
Why this matters practically
- Prevents forcing decisions when perception is clouded.
- Cultivates patience and non-reactivity, reducing stress.
- Trains you to observe thoughts without getting carried away.
- Cultivates patience and non-reactivity, reducing stress.
- Trains you to observe thoughts without getting carried away.
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