Ask Osho!

How can I maintain quietness when I still have some sobriety left?

Synthesized from Source practice

"Drop the demand for more and turn from the outer wine to the inner thirst; in the stillness of awareness, fulfillment and silence arise here and now."

According to Osho, quietness is lost by the mind's addiction to 'more' - even more meditation or intoxication. Drop the demand for more and turn from the outer wine to the inner thirst. Dive into the seeker, not the sought: sit in awareness, inquire 'Who am I?', and let the race stop. In this present, desire-free seeing, fulfillment and silence arise here and now.
Stop wanting more; just watch the wanting inside you, sit quietly, and your calm will show up by itself.
Why this matters practically
- Breaks the endless craving cycle that drains peace.
- Shifts focus from chasing experiences to resting in awareness.
- Offers a simple practice: pause, watch the thirst, ask 'Who is wanting?'
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